NethermindEth / NethermindEth/state-benchmarks

Build the benchmark harness (sync / execution / RPC, NM + Geth)

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Description

Build the reusable, milestone-agnostic benchmark harness that #21 runs at each state size. NM + Geth first (other clients via #26).

Modules
  • Sync — drives a fresh client snap-syncing from a milestone source; captures wall time, bandwidth, IOPS, RSS, final DB size (feeds #16/#17/#18)
  • Execution — replays a fixed block window; captures block-processing p50/p95/p99, gas/s, CPU%, RSS growth
  • RPC latency — concurrent load on eth_getBalance / getStorageAt / call / getProof / getCode; p50/p95/p99
  • Outputbenchmarks/<milestone>/{client,metric,...}.json|csv; >25% regression flags; Grafana panels
  • Repeatable within ±5%

This is the engineering task underneath #21 (which is the runs). Start with the Sync module (it doubles as the Geth-snapshot producer for the cloud deliverable).

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  3. Fork the repository and make your change on a branch.
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Research direction

Start with the Sync module, using issue #21 for the benchmark-run context and #26 for the boundary to other clients. Define the fresh-client snap-sync run for NM and Geth, capture the listed metrics, and confirm repeatability within ±5%; the module should also produce the Geth snapshot needed by the cloud deliverable.

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Tech stack
python
Domain
performance
Issue type
Feature
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Over a week
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