DotNetRuntime
The DotNetRuntime workload is a .NET program which mimics a 3-tier system with emphasis on the middle tier.The first tier is a set of random input selections. This workload is a compute intensive workload and drives up the CPU utilization of the system that it is running on. It is representative of a middle tier system and is simplified for easy benchmarking.
What is Being Measured?
DotNetRuntime workload is designed to be a very simple benchmarking tool. It produces a measurement of throughput for each run of the workload on the system.
- Throughput in bops (billions of operations per second)
Workload Metrics
The following metrics are produced by the DotNetRuntime workload itself.
| Metric Name | Example Value (min) | Example Value (max) | Example Value (avg) | Unit | |-------------|---------------------|------| | throughput | 15937.97 | 16141.61 | 16047.287142857143 | bops |
System Metrics
Different metrics are captured from the system depending upon which monitor profiles are used. If a monitor profile is not defined, the default MONITORS-DEFAULT.json profile is used. See the following documentation to determine monitor profiles that are available.