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  2. SP-4394

Retain src-workloads execution statistics in a DB that enables performance monitoring

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      An automated way to record (and visualise) information pertaining to src-workload execution within the SRCNet.

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      An automated way to record (and visualise) information pertaining to src-workload execution within the SRCNet.
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      AC1: Tasks/workflows are able to publish data about their execution to a database

      AC2: A simple Grafana dashboard shows the key performance statistics (to be defined) for each given run of a task/workflow

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      AC1: Tasks/workflows are able to publish data about their execution to a database AC2: A simple Grafana dashboard shows the key performance statistics (to be defined) for each given run of a task/workflow
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      We will require a more automated way to record information about src-workloads execution. Currently this is noted manually on Confluence (); this feature is to enable automatic collection of this data. After establishing a new document-store type DB, tasks and workflows can publish events to this DB that describe the key properties of each run, including information about the hardware (where possible), and the run time.

      This data can then be visualised in a dashboard such as Grafana, for easier assessment of SRCNet 0.1 site performances.

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          Feature - A Feature is a service that fulfills a stakeholder need. Each feature includes a benefit hypothesis and acceptance criteria, and is sized or split as necessary to be delivered by a single Agile Release Train (ART) in a Program Increment (PI). SP-4288 Add benchmark metrics into a dashboard

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