A Valkyrie-based CHO application?
Currently, this is used only to test performance with Valkyrie and compared it to our Hyrax-based application, cho-req
Here's a sample of what's been done so far:
export RAILS_ENV=production
bundle exec rake testing_support:clean postgres_testing:all
bundle exec rake testing_support:clean postgres_testing:all[100]
bundle exec rake testing_support:clean postgres_testing:all[1000]
bundle exec rake testing_support:clean postgres_testing:collections[10000]
bundle exec rake testing_support:clean postgres_testing:collections[100000]
# Failed:
time bundle exec rake postgres_testing:nested_collections[10000]
# Fedora Tests
bundle exec rake testing_support:clean fedora_testing:all
bundle exec rake testing_support:clean fedora_testing:all[100]
bundle exec rake testing_support:clean fedora_testing:all[1000]
time bundle exec rake fedora_testing:collections[10000]
time bundle exec rake fedora_testing:collections[100000]
# Failed:
time bundle exec rake fedora_testing:nested_collections[10000]
# ActiveFedora Tests
bundle exec rake testing_support:clean active_fedora_testing:all
bundle exec rake testing_support:clean active_fedora_testing:all[100]
# Test halted
bundle exec rake testing_support:clean active_fedora_testing:all[1000]
# Test halted
bundle exec time rake active_fedora_testing:collections[100000]
# Re-ran file tests
bundle exec rake testing_support:clean active_fedora_testing:files
bundle exec rake testing_support:clean active_fedora_testing:files[100]
bundle exec rake testing_support:clean
bundle exec time rake active_fedora_testing:files[1000]
Results are displayed and discussed: http://awead.github.io/fedora-tests