The New Place Where Linux & Other Open-Source Code Is Constantly Being Benchmarked

While Linux is the priority focus, the Phoronix Test Suite and Phoromatic remain supported on OS X, BSDs, and Solaris too (and to some extent, Windows too).

This small CompuLab system in the closet runs the actual Phoromatic Server that controls all of the systems for benchmarking.

The rest of the test farm should be fully operational in the coming days... Stay tuned for updates. All of the test results of the Linux kernel, Clang, etc, will be made public on LinuxBenchmarking.com in the near future: I just need to write an external viewer component to Phoromatic so that the results will be accessed read-only from the public Phoronix server. The Phoronix Test Suite and Phoromatic code continues to be hosted on GitHub.

Commercial support, custom engineering, and other services around the Phoronix Test Suite / Phoromatic are available by contacting PTS Commercial, or if you wish to explore other opportunities for engaging with the test farm, etc.

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