Changes between Version 20 and Version 21 of benchmarks

Timestamp:

10/17/11 11:53:17 (13 years ago)

Author:

bartek

Comment:

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benchmarks

@@ -33 +33 @@
 The main program creates N processes (each process can use a different certificate) that invoke the function `sustain_thread`. Next, it waits for the end of all running processes.
 
-In general, the idea of the program is to keep in a system `jobs_per_thread` jobs for `test_duration` seconds, inquering all the time (the delays between calls drawn from a defined interval) about all currently running or queued jobs. At the end of tests, the program prints average times of submitting jobs and inquiring about the job status.
+In general, the idea of the program is to keep in a system `jobs_per_thread` jobs for `test_duration` seconds, inquering all the time (the delays between calls drawn from a defined interval) about all currently running or queued jobs.
 
 The following snippet shows a pseudocode of the function `sustain_thread`:
@@ -73 +73 @@
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+At the end of tests, the average, minimal and maximal times of submitting job (`submit_job`) and inquiring about job state (`query_state`) are printed. Additionally, the program displays the number of all submitted jobs, the number of successfully finished jobs (`Done`) and the number of the jobs finished with the other status (`Canceled`, `Failed`, `Suspended`). In the last case, the number of fails, i.e. exceptions returned by the SAGA adaptors, is shown. 
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 === Test 2 - Throughput ===