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Christian Schwarz 689788cbba async-timer based approach (again, with data)

Yep, it's clearly the best one with best batching factor at lowest CPU
usage.

https://www.notion.so/neondatabase/benchmarking-notes-143f189e004780c4a630cb5f426e39ba?pvs=4#144f189e004780d0a205e081458b46db

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interactive

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pagebench

test_runner: skip more tests using decorator instead of pytest.skip (#9704 )

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__init__.py

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README.md

Make Postgres 16 default version (#8745 )

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test_pageserver_getpage_merge.py

async-timer based approach (again, with data)

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util.py

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README.md

How to reproduce benchmark results / run these benchmarks interactively.

Get an EC2 instance with Instance Store. Use the same instance type as used for the benchmark run.
Mount the Instance Store => neon.git/scripts/ps_ec2_setup_instance_store
Use a pytest command line (see other READMEs further up in the pytest hierarchy).

For tests that take a long time to set up / consume a lot of storage space, we use the test suite's repo_dir snapshotting functionality (from_repo_dir). It supports mounting snapshots using overlayfs, which improves iteration time.

Here's a full command line.

RUST_BACKTRACE=1 NEON_ENV_BUILDER_USE_OVERLAYFS_FOR_SNAPSHOTS=1 DEFAULT_PG_VERSION=16 BUILD_TYPE=release \
    ./scripts/pytest test_runner/performance/pageserver/pagebench/test_pageserver_max_throughput_getpage_at_latest_lsn.py