Add Benchmarking Package - #75
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Added support for Maven to generate the binary needed to run the benchmark.
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@chanchiem Could we use travis ci to run our benchmarking test? In that case, if we do a new release in future, we are confident that our new features/changes won't impact a lot on the benchmarking. |
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Added travis CI as an issue for tracking #97. Waiting for approval before merge. |
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This adds basic benchmarking analysis and source code as a package. We use JMH as the dependency for benchmarking. This gives us a baseline result and discusses how we got there.
Adds maven support to allow customers to run the benchmark locally.
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