Last month Phoromatic went into public beta, which is our
remote test management software for the Phoronix Test Suite that allows
a wealth of possibilities including the ability to easily build a
benchmarking test farm. At the start of this month, we in fact announced
that the Phoronix Kernel Test Farm went live and it would be
benchmarking the latest mainline Linux kernel on a daily basis. This was
followed by the addition of a system in our test farm to benchmark the
latest Fedora Rawhide packages on a daily basis. We had not intended to
begin pushing out these results publicly through a new web-site until
next year, but we have already collected some interesting metrics that
are documenting active regressions within the Linux 2.6.33 kernel. As a
result, this morning we are rolling out Phoromatic Tracker, the public
interface to our test farm.
Read more at Phoronix.
Phoromatic Tracker Launches To Monitor Linux Performance
Posted on Thursday, December 17 2009 @ 7:15 CET by Thomas De Maesschalck