The Power and Performance Benchmark Methodology document is intended for performance benchmark designers and implementers who want to integrate a power component into their benchmark. The document may also serve as an introduction to those who need to understand the relationship between power and performance metrics in computer systems benchmarks. The assumption is that the business model and benchmark application are already selected and may already be implemented. Guidance is provided for including power metrics in existing benchmarks, as well as altering existing benchmarks and designing new ones to provide a more complete view of energy consumption. Benchmarks and tools already using this methodology document include SPECpower_ssj2008, SPECweb2009, SPECvirt_sc2013, the SERT suite, and the Chauffeur WDK.
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The Power and Performance Benchmark Methodology
The Power and Performance Benchmark Methodology document is intended for performance benchmark designers and implementers who want to integrate a power component into their benchmark. The document may also serve as an introduction to those who need to understand the relationship between power and performance metrics in computer systems benchmarks. The assumption is that the business model and benchmark application are already selected and may already be implemented. Guidance is provided for including power metrics in existing benchmarks, as well as altering existing benchmarks and designing new ones to provide a more complete view of energy consumption. Benchmarks and tools already using this methodology document include SPECpower_ssj2008, SPECweb2009, SPECvirt_sc2013, the SERT suite, and the Chauffeur WDK.
The Power and Performance Benchmark Methodology
The Power and Performance Benchmark Methodology document is intended for performance benchmark designers and implementers who want to integrate a power component into their benchmark. The document may also serve as an introduction to those who need to understand the relationship between power and performance metrics in computer systems benchmarks. The assumption is that the business model and benchmark application are already selected and may already be implemented. Guidance is provided for including power metrics in existing benchmarks, as well as altering existing benchmarks and designing new ones to provide a more complete view of energy consumption. Benchmarks and tools already using this methodology document include SPECpower_ssj2008, SPECweb2009, SPECvirt_sc2013, the SERT suite, and the Chauffeur WDK.
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