Integration: Add stdio ingest test #385
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Add a test to ingest 500MiB of data across stdout/stderr. Useful to test how fast we can ingest stdio. The timing will always be a tad off as it times between start and wait returning, and there's quite a lot in the way.. but it's a good enough metric.
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Add a test to ingest 200MiB of data across stdout/stderr. Useful to test how fast we can ingest stdio. The timing will always be a tad off as it times between start and wait returning, and there's quite a lot in the way.. but it's a good enough metric.
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Add a test to ingest 200MiB of data across stdout/stderr. Useful to test how fast we can ingest stdio. The timing will always be a tad off as it times between start and wait returning, and there's quite a lot in the way.. but it's a good enough metric.