The results command is only able to print the result of the previous benchmark run. It would be nice if it is able to show the result of the previous runs.
One way to do this would be to generate one UUID per run, with associated metadata such as run datetime, targeted nodes, and so on. Then, this command could give the list of runs:
$ ubench list -b hpcc
UUID date nodes
----- ------------------- --------------
<id1> 2016-03-29 14:05:00 node[01-10]
<id2> 2016-03-29 14:06:00 node[01-03]
Then, the results command show the results of the last run by default, but users are able to give a run UUID in parameter to get the previous results. For example:
$ ubench results -b hpcc # give last run results
$ ubench results -b hpcc -u <id2> # give the results of run <id2>
pierretr
commented
7 years ago
The
resultscommand is only able to print the result of the previous benchmark run. It would be nice if it is able to show the result of the previous runs.One way to do this would be to generate one UUID per run, with associated metadata such as run datetime, targeted nodes, and so on. Then, this command could give the list of runs:
Then, the
resultscommand show the results of the last run by default, but users are able to give a run UUID in parameter to get the previous results. For example: