If they can be run in Jenkins or GitHub Actions then there is hardware available. However, we would have no idea what the hardware is the test is running on, although the test could probably find a way to figure it out.
I don’t know of other tooling. Ralph > On Oct 4, 2021, at 12:22 AM, Volkan Yazıcı <[email protected]> wrote: > > Hello, > > log4j-perf is nicely populated with various JMH benchmarks, yet it requires > manual action to run them. Not to mention drawing comparisons between runs > on varying Log4j, Java, OS, CPU, and concurrency configurations is close to > being impossible. I am in the search of a F/OSS tool to facilitate such > performance tests on a regular basis, e.g., once a week. In particular, the > recent performance crusade Carter conquered triggered by Ceki's > Log4j-vs-Logback comparison is a tangible example showing the necessity of > such a performance test bed. In this context, I need some suggestions on > > 1. Are there any (F/OSS?) tools that one can employ to run certain > benchmarks, store the results, generate reports comparing the results with > earlier runs? > 2. Can Apache provide us VMs to run this tool on? > > > Kind regards.
