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chore(metrics): add scripts for perf-testing metrics queries #88
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SGTM, but let's put them under |
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Merging these, now that they're battle-tested. |
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These are a couple of shell scripts I'm using to measure the performance impact of the metrics queries. They don't do a great deal themselves, they just stand on the shoulders of
fxa-auth-server/test/loadandbin/metrics.js.I figured it was worth committing them to this repo so that we can easily re-use them as more metrics queries get added in the future.
@jrgm or @rfk r?