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Add Benchmark glossary #8190
Add Benchmark glossary #8190
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Should we say "API operations for consistency?
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So, the difference between this and
operations
is thatoperations
is not necessarily in order butschedule
is? Also, is the order time-based, and if so, is it execution time or the time the request was put in the queue or sent?There was a problem hiding this comment.
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Not exactly. A schedule is simply a list of two or more operations performed in the order they appear at the time the workload is run. The order the operations in a schedule isn't time-based.
I'll adjust the definition accordingly.
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Is a scenario the same as a test?
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Yes. Though we'll switch this one to "test" for now. In Benchmark 2.0, which has yet to be released, we are renaming "tests" --- "scenarios".