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We have to run a lot of tests, some in the CI pipeline but a bunch of other tests (eth, benches, etc...) that will be really interesting to have a way to get an estimate about how
much CPU and
how much GB of RAM
will take running a specific circuit.
This will allow us to:
estimate how much resources in terms of cost we need to execute a set of tests
better optimize the parallelisation of the tests execution
One possible solution for now could be an configurable SuperCircuit that
Allows to select which circuits do you want to activate
We want to test or to prove/verify
Get the estimate of CPU/RAM. This could be done programatically, but if this is too much complicated also can be done statistically by running a small set of tests (benches?) and try to figure out how much other circuits can take.
We have to run a lot of tests, some in the CI pipeline but a bunch of other tests (eth, benches, etc...) that will be really interesting to have a way to get an estimate about how
will take running a specific circuit.
This will allow us to:
One possible solution for now could be an configurable
SuperCircuit
thatThis comes from a conversation between @AronisAt79 and @adria0
Ideas welcomed :)
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