Reads Skia performance data from databases and serves interactive dashboards for easy exploration and annotations.
First check out this repo and get all the dependencies per this README.md, including the Cloud SDK, which is needed to run tests locally.
All building and testing is done by Bazel, but there is a Makefile that records regularly used commands.
To build the full project:
bazelisk build --config=mayberemote //perf/...
To run all the tests:
bazelisk test --config=mayberemote //perf/...
Note the first time you run this it will fail and inform you of the gcloud simulators that need to be running in the background and how to start them.
To run a local instance of Perf against a fake dataset:
Run with a fresh database (demo data ingested)
make run-demo-instance
Run without tearing down database (expects a running database on the machine)
make run-demo-instance-db-persist
If you are interested in reading more about the local database, refer to this doc
You can also view demo/test pages of a web components by running demopage.sh from the root of the repo and passing in the relative path of the web component you want to view, for example:
./demopage.sh perf/modules/day-range-sk
Additionally, the remote backend can be reverse-proxied such that the demo page server will forward APIs under /_/ to the remote backend (ENV_REMOTE_ENDPOINT)
ENV_REMOTE_ENDPOINT='https://v8-perf.skia.org' ./demopage.sh perf/modules/day-range-sk
or
ENV_REMOTE_ENDPOINT='https://v8-perf.skia.org' bazelisk run //perf/modules/plot-summary-sk:demo_page_server
This will allow the demo page to fetch the real data.
Note you need to have entr installed for this to work:
sudo apt install entr
In addition you will also need to install the full executable cockroach. In order to successfully install and work on the command, here are a set of cautions when installing coakroach on your machine:
Make sure to download the Full Binary version : https://www.cockroachlabs.com/docs/releases#v22-1. Choose the v22-1 full binary version for compatibility with Schema validation on your machine. Linux version is for cloudtop, and ARM 64-bit is for Mac.
After downloading the cockroach version, we extract the download archive anywhere(default is from Downloads), and then unzip the archive file to export that directory into the path variable.
Alternative, we can unzip the downloaded cockroach file, open the lib folder, and copy the libgeos.so and libgeos_c.so files from current path into the /usr/local/lib/cockroach folder, eg.
cp -i /usr/local/google/home/username/Downloads/cockroach-v22.1.22.linux-amd64/lib/libgeos.so /usr/local/lib/cockroach
Then export path
export PATH=$PATH:/path/to/cockroach
Then add this path into the .bashrc file. Also make sure to source the .bashrc file under the current path to refresh the active terminal, or open a new terminal.
After that, run
cockroach start-single-node --insecure --listen-addr=127.0.0.1:26257
(nit: listen-address is set by default)
Then type dt, you will see a list of local tables with no data.
To confirm that the cockroach installation has been completed, we should open a SQL shell to this running database, by running
cockroach sql --insecure --host=localhost:26257
