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Support target throughput benchmarks and microseconds precision #39
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I have pushed franz1981@5860dc5 too, but beware that I'm really a dog in python :(
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In order to allow fair comparisons of resource utilization and/or latencies between runs that push different load against a system, would be great to have a target throughput benchmark mode.
Given that sustainable throughput would produce tons of small latency values would be good to have
microseconds timestamp precision too (if the OS allow it).
#38 is addressing the former while https://github.com/franz1981/quiver/tree/micros_latencies need some refinement on python side to cover the latter.
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