Add resource classes to CBT post processing #348
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Adding some run result classes to encapsulate the various results produced by a benchmark run. This allows us to separate the resource usage data collection from the I/O data collection so that diferent types of resource usage data can be collected for a particualr benchmark run. Signed-off-by: Chris Harris <harriscr@uk.ibm.com>
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This adds the ability to plot the CPU utilisation as reported by the FIO benchmark to the plots used to produce a performance report.
It also adds adds classes to make plotting resource metrics from other tools easier in the future with a modular approach to both the I/O data and resource data.
I have tested by generating a single run report with and without CPU data and with and without error bars. I have also generated a comparison report.
All these reports generated as expected and the plots looked correct.
Testing
Teuthology perf-basic: https://pulpito.ceph.com/harriscr-2026-01-15_11:24:21-perf-basic-main-distro-default-trial/