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Tracing View Page Load Performance

Daniel edited this page May 30, 2018 · 3 revisions

This page shows some historic reference performance measurements of the tracing view page load performance. The interval that is measured starts with the tracing view page load and stops once all orthogonal views are fully filled with data.

Measurements were executed using this NML file with 700,000 nodes (4000 trees of 175 nodes) and the Chrome DevTools.

Measurement 1

  • Commit: 4de6743abf2be0512671197ecd27b7a657194daf
  • Date: 30 May 2018
  • By: Daniel
  • Configuration: 64-bit, i7-5600U CPU (2.60GHz), 8GB RAM, Intel HD Graphics 5500, Ubuntu 16.04 (kernel 4.13.0-44), Chrome 66
  • Local/Deployment: Dev-Deployment

Overall time: 16s

  • Initial page load: 2s
  • Tracing download: 2.4s
  • Tracing parsing: 2.2s
  • Javascript initialization code: 5.7s
  • Data fetching and rendering: 3.5s

Chrome Perfomance Tab Screenshot: