testbuddy-g5k 1.0.7

Testbuddy-g5k provides declarative tests for Grid'5000.

Testbuddy-g5k

Testbuddy-g5k is a tool for declaratively defining experiments to be launched from a local computer into Grid'5000's clusters.

It was created as part of the Google Summer of Code 2024 Debian project titled "Benchmarking Parallel Performance of Numerical MPI Packages", mentored by Francesco Ballarin and Drew Parsons.

Source code

The source code is contained in the testbuddy_g5k Python module directory. The fenicsx-tests-gsoc2024 directory contains an example script that can be ran as an experiment, with its configuration in config/fenicsx-tests-gsoc2024.toml; these files serve as a working example for those interested in using testbuddy-g5k for their own purposes.

Documentation

The documentation can be read online here.

The documentation can be found under docs. It may be built either using the makefiles, e.g.

make clean html

or by using sphinx-build, e.g.

sphinx-build -b html docs/source docs/build

The CI will update the GitLab Pages when the pages branch is merged with main.

Change Log

In lieu of a Change Log, you can view the commit messages of all the version tagged releases, which are thorough and keep track of what is new:

git tag --sort=committerdate | grep -E v[0-9]\. | xargs git log --no-walk