On Mon, Oct 23, 2006 at 04:18:47PM -0700, Benoit wrote: > Hi all; > > As I was ready to release version 4 of my iGenOLTP benchmark, I was > thinking : why not making it an OpenSolaris project ? > iGenOLTP is part of the iGen family of benchmarks ( see > http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IGen) and based on the java.net project > SLAMD (see https://slamd2.dev.java.net/) > > I started developping this OLTP benchmark a few years ago as I was > (very) frustrated with TPCC. > As I recently published on my blog (http://blogs.sun.com/MrBenchmark) > here is a list of the question I needed a Yes to : > > " > Do you need a new OLTP benchmark ? > > A benchmark that could be lightweight as well as heavyweight ? > That could be IO intensive or CPU intensive ? > That could run on any database and any operating system ? > That you could run on your laptop but also scale up to a 144 cpus Sun > Fire E25k+ ? > That could run standalone, in client/server or in a 3 tier model ? > That would produce instantly color charts and comprehensive PDF or HTML > reports ? " > > > Let me know your thoughts. This first release will include support for > Oracle....but I'd like to have releases for all the database engines...
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