...and the operation dropdown changes to become the version selection.
Currently the graphing capabilities are only suited to comparing between various versions. Though I could possibly get around this by entering the same version multiple times and running a test.
Example: I create a test because I'm curious about stress write perf with differing threadcounts. I add apache/cassandra-2.1 and apache/trunk. I add stress steps for writing with 50 threads, and writing with 100 threads. I select "invert test" (or something like that). The test then is performed but graphed so that the bottom left legend shows the stress variations instead of versions. The operation dropdown on the right side of the graph allows toggling between the two cassandra versions tested.
...and the operation dropdown changes to become the version selection. Currently the graphing capabilities are only suited to comparing between various versions. Though I could possibly get around this by entering the same version multiple times and running a test.
Example: I create a test because I'm curious about stress write perf with differing threadcounts. I add apache/cassandra-2.1 and apache/trunk. I add stress steps for writing with 50 threads, and writing with 100 threads. I select "invert test" (or something like that). The test then is performed but graphed so that the bottom left legend shows the stress variations instead of versions. The operation dropdown on the right side of the graph allows toggling between the two cassandra versions tested.