Large flag performance test - #76
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| tempDir := ${testDataDir}temp/ | ||
| gitDataDir := ${tempDir}sdk-test-data/ | ||
| branchName := main | ||
| branchName := lr/very-large-flag |
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not planning on merging this, of course
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🎟️ Fixes issue
📜 Design Doc: link if applicable
Motivation and Context
We need a test bench to compare improvements for SDK startup time when huge flag payloads are delivered.
Eppo-exp/sdk-test-data#139
The tests metrics collected aren't meaningful on their own; firstly we are running them on powerful M-series laptops or cloud computers, compared with mobile devices. However the delta between implementation will be useful.
I wanted to have 10k flags, which is far more than our largest deployment, to demonstrate a clear separation with new implementations.
Description
Instantiated the SDK with a UFC containing 10k flags and performs 50k evaluations; it is not concerned with correctness just measuring startup time and evaluation throughput.
We will compare this with an implementation based on flatbuffers to demonstrate:
How has this been documented?
How has this been tested?