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UID:http://calagator.org/events/1250481254
DESCRIPTION:Speaker: Paul Jungwirth&#13\;\n&#13\;\nBenchmarking is an imp
 ortant part of developing database systems like Postgres. For businesses
 \, benchmarking can guide important decisions around selecting a databas
 e management system\, or evaluate configuration changes. However\, while
  there are many standard benchmarks out there\, setting up\, configuring
 \, running\, and collecting results was left as an exercise to the reade
 r.&#13\;\n&#13\;\nBenchbase is an open-source benchmarking framework fro
 m Carnegie Melon University’s Database Group (https://github.com/cmu-db/
 benchbase). It helps you configure\, run\, and collect results from vari
 ous standard benchmarks. It also provides a framework for authoring your
  own performance benchmarks\, and wiring it up to the batteries-included
  configuration\, running\, and results collection provided by it.&#13\;\
 n&#13\;\nPaul is going to walk us through Benchbase\, and some recent wo
 rk he has embarked on around creating a benchmark. If you are a veteran 
 of benchmarking\, or have never done a benchmark before\, this talk is f
 or everyone.&#13\;\n&#13\;\nNow a bit about Paul. He’s a freelance softw
 are developer here in Portland\, and has been building applications with
  Postgres since 2011. Paul has been working on the Postgres project itse
 lf. He’s authored many database extensions\, and his contributions to Po
 stgres include work on GiST indexes\, multiranges\, and SQL:2011 applica
 tion-time features.\n\nTags: postgres\, postgresql\, benchmarking\, benc
 hbase\n\nImported from: http://calagator.org/events/1250481254
URL:https://www.meetup.com/pdxpug/events/302834998/
SUMMARY:PDXPUG: Benchmarking with Benchbase
LOCATION:American Red Cross: 3131 N Vancouver Ave\, Portland OR 97227 USA
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