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Add multibench support to all-in-one json #402
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@k-rister could you restore self-hosted runners please? |
done |
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If it works it works!
oops found one more dup that needs to be resolved. |
Add benchmarks block to identify bench ids. The blockbreaker utility extracts the benchmark from the runfile and processes multibench config. The mv-params for multibench is extracted from the 'benchmarks' block. To keep backwards compatibility with the single bench mode, it is still possible to define the mv-params block from the top level of the JSON file. For both single bench and multibench on the new schema, use blockbreaker w/ --config mv-params and --benchmark <benchmark name>. For single bench on the old schema, use --config mv-params and --index <index number>. This requires additional changes on the crucible code to fully support 'benchmarks' block from the json runfile, and then support it from the crucible cli.
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@k-rister pls review. I modified the schema by copying the mv-params block inside the benchmarks block. With this change, you can get a mv-params from the json with blockbreaker.py --json all-in-one.json --config mv-params --benchmark uperf. |
Add benchmarks block to identify bench ids.
The blockbreaker utility extracts the benchmark
from the runfile and processes multibench config.
This requires additional changes on the crucible
code to fully support 'benchmarks' block from the
json runfile.