This document describes the JSON schema that Fuchsia benchmark results must follow in order to be uploaded to the performance dashboard.
JSON description
[
{
"label": string // Name of the test case in the performance dashboard.
"test_suite": string // Name of the test suite in the performance dashboard.
"unit": string // One of the supported units (see below)
"values": [v1, v2..] // Numeric values collected in this test case
},
{
...
}
]
Note that having multiple values in the values
array is somewhat
vestigial. The consumers of fuchsiaperf files usually just use the mean of
the values
array, and the array often just contains a single value.
Supported units
In order to convert benchmark results to the format required by the performance
dashboard, unit
must be one of the following strings, which describe the units
of the result's values
.
nanoseconds
orns
milliseconds
orms
bytes/second
bytes
Example
[
{
"label": "Channel/WriteRead/64bytes",
"test_suite": "fuchsia.microbenchmarks",
"unit": "nanoseconds",
"values": [105.45, 697.916667, 672.743056]
},
{
"label": "Channel/WriteRead/1024bytes",
"test_suite": "fuchsia.microbenchmarks",
"unit": "nanoseconds",
"values": [102.23, 1004.340278, 906.250000]
}
]
See also
- Fuchsiaperf producers: Libraries for
producing
fuchsiaperf
files. - Fuchsiaperf consumers: Systems that
consume
fuchsiaperf
files.