test: add sync request benchmark #640
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Not a review yet, but I would probably split this up into 2 PRs: one to add more functionality for generating the test data and the other one for benchmarking state sync endpoint performance. |
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This PR adds a cli command to execute a sync request and measure the performance. Using the load-state command introduced in 621, the idea is to load the store and then use that dump file to test the sync request under different load conditions.
Also, this PR updates the LoadState command to generate both Public and Private accounts. Additionally it now generates two output files: