An exercise in writing a benchmark framework for BFT libraries and platforms using modern programming languages.
BFT libraries and platforms are often written in Rust, Go, C++ or a JVM language, and it is often more convenient and performant to integrate them in the same ecosystem, especially when they don't offer IPC nor a platform-independent wire format.
A lean integration is even more important for benchmarks, that should not introduce overhead and should thus avoid bridges.
At the moment, only a Rust version of the framework (with examples) is available.
The rustdoc reference including an index can be found at the GitHub Pages site; look for the relevant modules, at the moment bft-bench-core, bft-bench-shortcircuit, bft-bench-echo and echo-grpc-server.
This repository uses Nix and direnv to provide a reproducible development environment.