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SeBS originally used different storage buckets for each benchmark, which can lead to problems on AWS - S3 has a hard limit of 100 buckets per account (#185). In branch single-bucket, we developed a new system where SeBS uses three buckets only: one for deploying code, one for benchmarks input/output, and one for experiments. We also added a system to cache and reuse those buckets properly between different SeBS installations.
Now, we want to run our regression testing (./sebs.py regression ...) to verify that the new system works on all platforms. All help is appreciated!
Test AWS regression.
Test Azure.
Test GCP.
Test Openwhisk + Local.
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@LahiruOshara I'm closing down on this issue currently :) If you want to help with updating SeBS to newer versions and features, then you can help in issue #196 - we need help with verifying on platforms like OpenWhisk!
SeBS originally used different storage buckets for each benchmark, which can lead to problems on AWS - S3 has a hard limit of 100 buckets per account (#185). In branch single-bucket, we developed a new system where SeBS uses three buckets only: one for deploying code, one for benchmarks input/output, and one for experiments. We also added a system to cache and reuse those buckets properly between different SeBS installations.
Now, we want to run our regression testing (
./sebs.py regression ...
) to verify that the new system works on all platforms. All help is appreciated!The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: