The request "dbs-benchmark" most plausibly means benchmarking database systems. The sources that directly support that are DuckDB 5, an analytical SQL database that can run in-process, and MySQL 1, which has an Execute Query action 11 for running queries against a database. For measuring performance rather than running workloads, Microsoft BenchmarkDotNet 9 and ghz 3 for gRPC load testing appear in the list, but their sources only show general benchmarking claims, so they are weaker fi

A question back: Which database systems do you want to benchmark (for example PostgreSQL, MySQL, DuckDB), and do you mean benchmarking queries, load testing, or monitoring?

1. 1

   DuckDBduckdb.orgverified and signed

   An analytical SQL database that runs in-process, which can be used as a target system for running and timing benchmark queries 5, with a createAndQueryDB action that creates a database from data and runs a query 15.

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   for agents: createAndQueryDB · SQL · Database

2. 2

   MySQLmysql.comverified and signed

   A database whose Execute Query action runs a query on the mysql database and returns the results 11, usable as a target for database benchmark workloads.

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   +235 community tools built for it

   for agents: db · database · execute_query

3. 3

   Microsoft Benchmarkdotnetmicrosoft.comverified and signed

   A .NET benchmarking library from Microsoft, indexed here with benchmarking actions 19, for timing code paths when measuring database client performance.

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   for agents: benchmarking · benchmark · benchmarking

4. 4

   ghzghz.shwebsite read, tools not yet checked

   A gRPC benchmarking and load testing tool that runs unary and streaming calls and reports results as CLI, CSV, JSON or HTML 3, relevant only if the database is exposed over gRPC.

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