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Implement independent keys in a register workload #39
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Independent keys requires option --concurrency with minimal value 10. `max-timeout` has been increased to be able to run 100 concurrent threads. Closes #39
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Independent keys requires option --concurrency with minimal value 10. `max-timeout` has been increased to be able to run 100 concurrent threads. Closes #39
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Since operations on independent keys linearize independently, we can lift our single-key register test into one which operates on multiple keys. NOTE: - Test with independent keys requires option `--concurrency` with a minimal value equal to 10. - To have more time to start workload threads `max-timeout` has been increased. Closes #39
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Since operations on independent keys linearize independently, we can lift our single-key register test into one which operates on multiple keys. NOTE: - Test with independent keys requires option `--concurrency` with a minimal value equal to 10. - To have more time to start workload threads `max-timeout` has been increased. Closes #39
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Independent keys requires option --concurrency with minimal value 10. `max-timeout` has been increased to be able to run 100 concurrent threads. Closes #39
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