First, design and planning
1. The first step in planning a benchmark is to ask questions, clear the document, and then decide whether to use standard benchmarks or design specific tests.
2. Even if you do not need to create a dedicated benchmark test, it is also necessary to write down the test plan in detail.
3. Specifications should be established to document the parameters and results, and each test must be documented in detail.
Second, the benchmark test run time (how long the operation is appropriate, how many times)
Iii. Obtaining system performance and status (CPU usage, disk i/0, network traffic statistics, SHOW GLOBAL status counters, etc.)
Obtain accurate test results (in general, iterate through the benchmark test parameters incrementally, rather than making a lot of changes every time you run)
MySQL benchmark test, Java Test "cont."