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Introducing TAF (Test Automation Framework) — a reproducible, transparent, vendor-neutral approach to benchmarking and performance change detection.
In this session, we cover:
• Why performance should always resolve into three states: on-target, down, or up
• How unexpected deltas reveal real issues across hardware, kernels, compilers, and database versions
• How TAF enables reproducible benchmarking across environments
• The architecture behind TAF-Core, TAF-Perl, and TAF-Perf
• Why a dependency-free approach (yes, Perl) creates stability and predictability
• How TAF integrates tools like sysbench and HammerDB into a unified workflow
• What this means for CI/CD, DevOps, and release validation
TAF is not just another benchmarking tool. It’s a framework designed to make performance measurable, explainable, and comparable across the entire ecosystem.
If you care about database performance, reproducibility, and real-world validation, this is worth your time.
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