<gingeropolous> do we have performance metrics in monerod? would be cool if once it hits 100%, it prints out "this session synchronized in x seconds". > <@ofrnxmr> On stressnet.

<ofrnxmr> I just check the time it started vs the time it finished

<ofrnxmr> There are some measurements done internally, like how long to sync each batch (log level 1)

<ofrnxmr> But lvl 1 also slows down sync by 30%

<gingeropolous> oh yeah i guess thats true. timestamps. dug

<gingeropolous> duh

There's a log category somewhere. Basic info though. blockchain.cpp

Ah, sync-info:INFO (in protocol handler).

<articmine> It is in as much as it impacts scaling and BS > <@ofrnxmr:xmr.mx> No

<articmine> BS is very sensitive to scaling, and BS is a critical component t the suppression of Monero

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