Docs: add section on basic performance benchmark #5724
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The section provides a basic script to benchmark the performance of an AiiDA installation by launching a number of `ArithmeticAddCalculation` jobs. The script by default automatically sets up the required `Code` and localhost `Computer`. All created nodes are automatically deleted from the database at the end. The documentation gives instructions on how to run the script and provides example output of a run on a typical work station including completion times for runs with variable number of daemon workers. This should give users an idea of the performance of their installation. Cherry-pick: 07c1ba9
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The section provides a basic script to benchmark the performance of an AiiDA installation by launching a number of
ArithmeticAddCalculationjobs. The script by default automatically sets up the requiredCodeand localhostComputer. All created nodes are automatically deleted from the database at the end.The documentation gives instructions on how to run the script and provides example output of a run on a typical work station including completion times for runs with variable number of daemon workers. This should give users an idea of the performance of their installation.
Cherry-pick: 07c1ba9