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Benchmark results #48

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thibaudcolas opened this issue Nov 6, 2023 · 3 comments
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Benchmark results #48

thibaudcolas opened this issue Nov 6, 2023 · 3 comments

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@thibaudcolas
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I’d like to see Django performance benchmark results from the past – where can I go to see any results produced with djangobench, or with any other benchmark harness like this?

I’m interested in:

  1. Django performance from release to release
  2. Django performance across Python versions
@smithdc1
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smithdc1 commented Nov 6, 2023

There's a django-asv repo. It produces this page to view benchmarks over time and between python versions.

Tests are run daily, but it stopped working a few weeks (months?) ago. (It's on my list to have a look at).

https://django.github.io/django-asv/

Hope this helps.

@thibaudcolas
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Thanks @smithdc1! Exactly what I’m after.

Would you happen to know why there are two separate projects to do this?

The djangobench README states:

A harness and a set of benchmarks for measuring Django's performance over time.

The django-asv README states:

This repository contains the benchmarks for measuring Django's performance over time.


Perhaps worth cross-linking them or explaining in the READMEs how they differ?

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smithdc1 commented Nov 7, 2023

I wonder if it's time to archive this repo and point folk at the asv one...

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