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Our server is currently written in Rust so another option would be calling directly from our server into an API here, although I don't see a lib.rs file. So that could also work if you'd be willing to add that.
Hello, I'm not familiar at all with rocky linux. But theoritically yes, you would just need to compile the runner and also valgrind-codspeed and it should be enough for this to work. Otherwise, you can definitely use GitHub actions runners(running Ubuntu), it's completely free for OSS projects and the project you sent seem to be open source
@art049 Thanks for the reply. We are also interested in this for large-scale testing i.e., what happens when we throw 15, 30, 100 etc. GB of data at our functions. For this, we have a benchmarking machine which runs rocky linux.
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art049 commentedon Nov 19, 2024
Hello, I'm not familiar at all with rocky linux. But theoritically yes, you would just need to compile the runner and also valgrind-codspeed and it should be enough for this to work. Otherwise, you can definitely use GitHub actions runners(running Ubuntu), it's completely free for OSS projects and the project you sent seem to be open source
ilan-gold commentedon Nov 19, 2024
@art049 Thanks for the reply. We are also interested in this for large-scale testing i.e., what happens when we throw 15, 30, 100 etc. GB of data at our functions. For this, we have a benchmarking machine which runs rocky linux.