At the moment, the (example) code for generating a benchmark from a generated instance is:
workflow = BlastRecipe.from_num_tasks(500).build_workflow()
benchmark = WorkflowBenchmark(recipe=BlastRecipe, num_tasks=500)
dirpath = pathlib.Path("/tmp/benchmark/")
dirpath.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True)
path = benchmark.create_benchmark_from_synthetic_workflow(dirpath, workflow, cpu_work=100, percent_cpu=0.6)
It is counter-intuitive that the WorkflowBenchmark constructor takes the recipe and the number of tasks, since the create_benchmark() method takes in the workflow. I am wondering whether the constructor could take nothing, and there there would be a create_benchmark_from_recipe() method and a create_benchmark_from_synthetic_workflow() method. Or, better, a polymorphic create_benchmark() method?
At the moment, the (example) code for generating a benchmark from a generated instance is:
It is counter-intuitive that the WorkflowBenchmark constructor takes the recipe and the number of tasks, since the create_benchmark() method takes in the workflow. I am wondering whether the constructor could take nothing, and there there would be a
create_benchmark_from_recipe()method and acreate_benchmark_from_synthetic_workflow()method. Or, better, a polymorphiccreate_benchmark()method?