For test/perf it is usefull to generate a high rate of operation lib389 could provide a search (or mod/add...) framework like
search_rate = instance.search_rate() search_rate.set('base') = "dc=example,dc=com" search_rate.set('filter') = "(objectclass=*)" search_rate.set('attributes') = [ 'cn', 'sn' ] search_rate.set('threads') = 10 search_rate.set('maxop') = 10000 search_rate.run(timeout=60) ... /* do other tasks */ ... rate = search_rate.result()
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@tbordaz there is already a class in lib389 that can generate ldclt instances for this purpose, it probably just needs some extension and improvement to turn it into a performance testing suite that we can add to lib389. :)
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