Implement historical graphing.

Change-Id: Ieaf347baec7ccbbbd7029d4b2e671414ab7425fb
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Michael Still 2013-12-29 21:55:25 +11:00
parent 3c65b637a4
commit 81ebd10bdf

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@ -25,32 +25,51 @@ def main():
with open('results.json') as f:
results = json.loads(f.read())
for migration in sorted(results['mysql']['user_001']):
times = []
for time in results['mysql']['user_001'][migration]:
for i in range(results['mysql']['user_001'][migration][time]):
times.append(int(time))
times = sorted(times)
migrations = {}
for engine in ['mysql', 'percona']:
print
print 'Engine: %s' % engine
print
np_times = numpy.array(times)
mean = np_times.mean()
stddev = np_times.std()
failed_threshold = int(max(30.0, mean + stddev * 2))
for migration in sorted(results[engine]['user_001']):
times = []
for time in results[engine]['user_001'][migration]:
for i in range(results[engine]['user_001'][migration][time]):
times.append(int(time))
times = sorted(times)
failed = 0
for time in times:
if time > failed_threshold:
failed += 1
np_times = numpy.array(times)
mean = np_times.mean()
stddev = np_times.std()
failed_threshold = int(max(30.0, mean + stddev * 2))
if failed_threshold != 30 or failed > 0:
print ('%s: Values range from %s to %s seconds. %d values. '
'Mean is %.02f, stddev is %.02f.\n '
'Recommend max of %d. With this value %.02f%% of tests '
'would have failed.'
% (migration, np_times.min(), np_times.max(), len(times),
mean, stddev, failed_threshold,
failed * 100.0 / len(times)))
failed = 0
for time in times:
if time > failed_threshold:
failed += 1
migrations.setdefault(migration, {})
migrations[migration][engine] = ('%.02f;%0.2f;%.02f'
% (mean - 2 * stddev,
mean,
mean + 2 * stddev))
if failed_threshold != 30 or failed > 0:
print ('%s: Values range from %s to %s seconds. %d values. '
'Mean is %.02f, stddev is %.02f.\n '
'Recommend max of %d. With this value %.02f%% of tests '
'would have failed.'
% (migration, np_times.min(), np_times.max(),
len(times), mean, stddev, failed_threshold,
failed * 100.0 / len(times)))
with open('results.txt', 'w') as f:
f.write('Migration,mysql,percona\n')
for migration in sorted(migrations.keys()):
f.write('%s' % migration)
for engine in ['mysql', 'percona']:
f.write(',%s' % migrations[migration][engine])
f.write('\n')
if __name__ == '__main__':
sys.path.insert(0, os.path.abspath(