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Execute the run command · Changes

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Updated Execute the run command (markdown) authored Jun 20, 2019 by Giovanni Basolu's avatar Giovanni Basolu
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If specified, it let the app fail to see, in order to see the reaction of HWI UI in case of it If specified, it let the app fail to see, in order to see the reaction of HWI UI in case of it
'--heavy-load' or 'heavy_load' '--heavy-load' or 'heavy_load'
If specified, it let the app run N heavy load processes on the host machine, where N is the number of exposed processor to the python machine, in order to see the reaction of HWI UI and of the orchestrator to the sudden and prolonged heavy load on the machine itself. If specified, it let the app spawning N heavy load processes on the host machine, where N is the number of exposed processor to the python machine, in order to see the reaction of HWI UI and of the orchestrator to the sudden and prolonged heavy load on the machine itself.
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