A Walkthrough Of The New 32 System Open-Source Linux Benchmarking Test Farm

[phoronix]

Phoronix: A Walkthrough Of The New 32 System Open-Source Linux Benchmarking Test Farm

This week with the release of Phoronix Test Suite 5.4 we also announced LinuxBenchmarking.com, a collection of 32 systems running various upstream benchmarks on a daily basis in a fully automated manner. The daily upstream benchmarking ranges from the Linux kernel Git to Mesa to Arch/Antergos Linux to LLVM/Clang. Here's a walkthrough of the new lab housing this test farm where hundreds of benchmarks are run daily in looking for performance regressions and other changes with the upstream open-source code.

http://www.phoronix.com/vr.php?view=21248

[bridgman]

Nice. The punt gun of Linux testing...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Punt_gun

[toyotabedzrock]

Your wiring scares me.

[dungeon]

Your wiring scares me.

That always somehow remends me on fire in Tesla Lab back in 1895.

[Michael]

Your wiring scares me.

Just because the cords aren't organized?

[xeekei]

Are you running all of that from one power socket?!

[dungeon]

Are you running all of that from one power socket?!

I see only one there If that works "fine" i guess fuses does not did a job there, Micheal should for sure check them .

[89c51]

I have this weird picture in my head where Michael fires up "der Bauernhof" and the lights dim in the whole neighborhood.

[Michael]

Are you running all of that from one power socket?!

All off one ~20 amp circuit, multiple outlets/sockets in the room though.

[xeekei]

All off one ~20 amp circuit, multiple outlets/sockets in the room though.

Okay? Why not use them? Is it a very large room and you want all the machines to stay in one corner?