https://danchupin.github.io/strata/developers/Recent content in Developers on Strata DocumentationHugoenhttps://danchupin.github.io/strata/developers/bench-runner-setup/Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000https://danchupin.github.io/strata/developers/bench-runner-setup/<h1 id="bench-runner-setup-self-hosted">Bench runner setup (self-hosted)<a class="anchor" href="#bench-runner-setup-self-hosted">#</a></h1> <p>The weekly RGW comparison bench (<a href="https://danchupin.github.io/strata/architecture/benchmarks/rgw-comparison/"><code>.github/workflows/bench-rgw.yml</code></a>) runs on a self-hosted GitHub Actions runner labelled <code>[self-hosted, strata-bench]</code>. The runner is operator-provisioned once; afterwards the cron + manual-dispatch triggers fire on schedule with zero human input. Auto-PRs land against <code>main</code> carrying refreshed numbers and the runner&rsquo;s specs.</p> <p>This page covers the one-time provision. Closes ROADMAP P3 <em>&ldquo;bench-rgw lima envelope fix&rdquo;</em> via US-005 of cycle <code>ralph/auth-dx-trailer-lima</code>.</p> <h2 id="required-hardware">Required hardware<a class="anchor" href="#required-hardware">#</a></h2> <p>The bench cycle exercises an 11-workload sweep with multipart uploads up to 25 GiB transient and a 100 k-key list seed. The lima dev box does not have the RAM envelope for the full sweep (<a href="./../architecture/benchmarks/rgw-comparison/#limitations"><code>rgw-comparison.md</code> Limitations</a>). A dedicated Linux box clears the blocker.</p>