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@ -226,13 +226,15 @@ message ScenarioResultSummary |
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double qps = 1; |
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// QPS per server core. |
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double qps_per_server_core = 2; |
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// The percentage of server cpu load based on system time used by the server process (85 => 85%) |
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// The overall percentage of server cpu load based on system time across all the server processes. |
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// For example, 85 implies 85% of a cpu core, 125 implies 125% of a cpu core. Since we are accumulating the cpu load across all the server |
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// processes, the value could > 100 when there are multiple servers. |
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double server_system_time = 3; |
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// The percentage of server cpu load based on user time used by the server process (85 => 85%) |
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// The overall percentage of server cpu load based on user time across all the server processes (85 => 85%, 125 => 125%) |
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double server_user_time = 4; |
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// The percentage of client cpu load based on system time used by the client process (85 => 85%) |
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// The overall percentage of client cpu load based on system time across all the client processes (85 => 85%, 125 => 125%) |
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double client_system_time = 5; |
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// The percentage of client cpu load based on user time used by the client process (85 => 85%) |
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// The overall percentage of client cpu load based on user time across all the client processes (85 => 85%, 125 => 125%) |
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double client_user_time = 6; |
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// X% latency percentiles (in nanoseconds) |
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