sysbench VS LuaConsole

Sometimes you need to do a load test on MySQL Database to test Auto-Scaling for example. I found a very useful tool called Sysbench that I will present in this article.

QPM is available on Amazon Aurora PostgreSQL version 10.5-compatible (Aurora 2.1.0) and later and can be enabled in production (minimal overhead) and or enabled/disabled against your test working-sets with tools such as sysbench. I highly recommend turning this on under your test environments and also practice plan evolution (reviewing and approving plans) before applying QPM in production. Once applied to production a periodic review will be necessary to see if the optimizer has found better plans with a lower cost estimate that needs to be approved.

git clone https://github.com/akopytov/sysbench.git cd sysbench sudo ./autogen.sh sudo ./configure sudo make sudo make install

Benchmark tools like sysbench can be used to identify temperatur issues since they put some reproducible load on your machine https://github.com/akopytov/sysbench

- https://github.com/tilkinsc/LuaConsole

An excerpt from my project LuaConsole https://github.com/tilkinsc/LuaConsole

I doubt the Nintendo Switch allows you to navigate directories. This means missing the os and io libraries in exchange to be built. In the offchance it does, you can use os.exec to launch a program and analyze its output. I doubt the switch has a binary to do just that ready. You can implement this in a dynamically loaded library - in which a binary has a native symbol that Lua can access. I am not sure which language the switch uses, but this is how you do it in C: https://github.com/tilkinsc/LuaConsole/wiki/Compiling-C-Lua-Libraries#c-lua-library

LuaConsole can be found at the Github Repository. If you are on windows, you can select 'Releases' from the side bar and download a pre-built copy.

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