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The test results from the last two days, specifically on 2024-07-31, show a significant increase in both the Mean Kepler CPU Utilization and the Standard Deviation (Std Dev) percentages. Here are the specific details:
On 2024-07-31 at 18:18:00Z, the Mean Kepler CPU Utilization was recorded at 0.3280331034%, which is a substantial increase from the previous day's value of 0.0597766338% recorded at 18:15:51Z. This represents an increase of approximately 448% in CPU utilization.
Additionally, the Std Dev on 2024-07-31 at 18:18:00Z was 0.2598348881%, a significant rise from the 0.0362022150% recorded on the previous day. This is an increase of approximately 617% in the variability of CPU utilization.
This sharp rise in both the mean utilization and variability indicates a performance regression, as defined by the significant increase in CPU utilization or Std Dev compared to the previous test results. The data points to potential issues that could be related to changes in the test environment, configuration, or other external factors affecting the performance on this specific date.
Further investigation into the changes made around this date or additional tests to confirm consistency of these results would be advisable to pinpoint the exact cause of the regression and to implement necessary fixes or adjustments.
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Regression detected from the following reports:
Report: https://sustainable-computing-io.github.io/kepler-metal-ci/kepler-stress-test-metrics.html
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Significant Regression Detected
The test results from the last two days, specifically on 2024-07-31, show a significant increase in both the Mean Kepler CPU Utilization and the Standard Deviation (Std Dev) percentages. Here are the specific details:
This sharp rise in both the mean utilization and variability indicates a performance regression, as defined by the significant increase in CPU utilization or Std Dev compared to the previous test results. The data points to potential issues that could be related to changes in the test environment, configuration, or other external factors affecting the performance on this specific date.
Further investigation into the changes made around this date or additional tests to confirm consistency of these results would be advisable to pinpoint the exact cause of the regression and to implement necessary fixes or adjustments.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: