Here we keep open source benchmarks that were developed and used in the RELEASE project:
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Ant Colony Optimization (ACO) is a population-based metaheuristic that has proved to be successful in finding approximate solutions to difficult optimization problems, such as scheduling problems, routing problems, and allocation problems.
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DE-Bench -- a scalable reliable peer-to-peer benchmarking tool for distributed Erlang based on Basho Bench. It measures throughput and latency of distributed Erlang commands on a set of Erlang nodes.
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IM -- a generic instant messaging application that has some level of agreement with real life IMs in terms of general functionality, number of messages and users. The benchmark follows client-server pattern, where the server side supports the IM functionality, and the client side provides the traffic generation.
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Orbit -- a symbolic computing kernel and a generalization of a transitive closure computation.
Scripts to run the benchmarks on Beowulf clusters (Heriot-Watt and GPG), Kalkyl, TinTin, and ATHOS are available on requires.