https://github.com/drandreaskrueger/chainhammer has helped to create these measurements, on different Ethereum type blockchains. Feel free to include it into your project, preferably as a submodule, in case this repo keeps on evolving.
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- Cryptocurrency: Scaling Ethereum to 1.5 million TPS
- IBFT 800 TPS preliminary results - slide 35 in https://www.slideshare.net/YuTeLin1/istanbul-bft
- CodyBorn Microsoft - signing transactions himself, each transaction comes from a different account --> 400 TPS even with parity, see these answers: codyborn.md
- poanetwork HonebadgerBFT network-simulation linked in their comment here
- bigchainDB BEP 23 - Performance Study: Analysis of Transaction Throughput in a BigchainDB Network
- https://blocktest.com - testnet for hackathons & competitions
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- ESE#58500 - How well do Proof of Authority (PoA) implementations of Geth (Clique) and Parity (Aura) scale?
- eprint - PBFT vs Proof-of-Authority: Applying the CAP Theorem to Permissioned Blockchain
- TODO: read
- initial results log.md; quorum.md raft and quorum-IBFT.md, tobalaba.md
- "Quorum stress-test 1: 140 TPS" by vasa (@vaibhavsaini, @vasa-develop, @towardsblockchain) (May 2018)
- medium article = instruction, screenshots, results
- github repo = compilation from different repos: an updated 7nodes example, this chainhammer repo, and an installation manual for Ubuntu AWS
- "Awesome tool, we use it in house" @fixanoid about chainhammer, in go-quorum.slack.com
- "great to hear and thanks for the update! We have also been using chainhammer in our testing." @jpmsam Aug 18th
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Cool, checkout chainhammer, a toolset for benchmarking blockchain TPS by @drandreaskruger / @ElectronDLT https://github.com/drandreaskrueger/chainhammer
https://twitter.com/5chdn/status/1032749019179765760
https://twitter.com/drandreaskruger/status/1032757116073848834
The open source tools 'chainhammer' submits a high load of smart contract transactions to an Ethereum based blockchain, then 'chainreader' reads the whole chain, and produces diagrams of TPS, blocktime, gasUsed and gasLimit, and the blocksize. https://github.com/drandreaskrueger/chainhammer
benchmarking scripts "chainhammer"
beginning developed at Electron.org.uk 2018
current maintainer: Dr Andreas Krueger 2018
https://github.com/drandreaskrueger/chainhammer