Benchmark

[sam2x]

1. Install dev dependancies (fast-benchmark, async)
   $ npm install
2. Then go to benchmark dir and run :
   $ node bm.js

Notes / Rules

Conclusion based on my result :

• 10k objects created in ~2.5sec, so 4000 nohm objects/sec.
• 20k objects updated in 1.6sec, so 12500 nohm objects updated/sec.
• Factory is ~1.10x faster than manual way to load/create an object
• Updating is slower than Reading (make sense)
• Updating is ~1.5x faster than Creating (it looks like a huge difference, saving update require the same step as creating in nohm, no ? In my update-test, loading the object is not taken in account)
• Unlinking is ~1.6x slower than Linking (not sure why)

Rules

• Create 10k nohm objects (manual vs factory way)
• Read them all via load, then via factory (10k*2 => 20k)
• Update them all (setting string)
• Link them all to the same object (from another model created at this purpose)
• Unlink them all;
• Remove them all;

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CPU: 2
Nohm version: 0.9.8
Redis client version: 2.7.1
Redis server version: 3.1.999
OS: linux x64
node version: v5.4.1
current commit: 4265fdf

[+] Creating 10000 nohm objects
modelCreateManual10000: 2527.708ms
modelCreateFactory10000: 2293.851ms

[+] Reading 20000 uids
modelReadLoad1: 1193.343ms
modelReadFactory1: 1048.160ms

[+] Updating 20000 objects
modelUpdate*1: 1626.119ms

[+] Linking 20000 objects to same object
modelLink1: 3501.873ms
zlink feature not detected, passing test
modelZlink1: 0.142ms

[+] Unlinking 20000 links
modelUnlink1: 5784.335ms
zunlink feature not detected, passing test
modelZunlink1: 0.154ms

[+] Deleting 20000 objects
modelRemove*1: 1503.012ms