Make overview page display one data point per week#280
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OsamaSayegh wants to merge 6 commits intoruby-bench:masterfrom
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Make overview page display one data point per week#280OsamaSayegh wants to merge 6 commits intoruby-bench:masterfrom
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@tgxworld can you review this whenever you get a chance? thanks! ^_^ |
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Currently the overview page (e.g.
/ruby/ruby/commits/overview) tries to display a graph with 2000 data points (BenchmarkRun) for everyBenchmarkType. This is very expensive and takes the page about 5 minutes to load on my local instance.This PR changes the overview page so it picks a single commit per week and displays the data point associated with that commit. The page now takes 1.5 seconds to load locally without cache. We already have a 30 minutes cache in place for the page, so we don't have to do the work repeatedly.
Screenshot:
I also added a link to the overview page on the
/benchmarkspage: