Hey Henrik, Welcome back! This was an awesome presentation :) Thanks for sharing slides and the recording!
Continuous Benchmarking sounds fine for me, I don't mind changing the term if folks find it more intuitive. I also wonder if we should add a section to the website with relevant publications and conference talks. Best, Alex On Tue, Feb 10, 2026 at 2:32 PM Henrik Ingo <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi everyone > > Sorry for dropping off the grid for several past weeks. I got selected to > talk about Continuous Benchmarking at Fosdem a week ago. Preparing the talk > was a lot of work, and also releasing some software that is mentioned in > the talk, so that it exits when I talk about it, was even more work. So > I've been a bit in caveman mode since December, but slowly coming back to > normal mode now. > > A big part of the talk of course is Change Point Detection. Video and > slides are here if you're interested: > > https://blog.nyrkio.com/2026/02/10/continuous-benchmarking-howto-talk-at-fosdem-2026/ > > In preparing the talk I came to the conclusion that people are gravitating > around the term "Continuous Benchmarking", where I have previously used > "Continuous Performance Engineering". The latter is also used on > otava.apache.org and README, so this is just a "note to self" that at some > point we may want to join the "Continuous Benchmarking" folks. > > Important milestone for a movement to at least agree on what it is going to > call itself :-) > > > I'll start replying to things and reviewing PRs which are waiting for me, > but wanted to send this kind of generic message that I'm alive and feel > free to ping me directly if you want me to focus on some specific PR or > question first. > > henrik > -- > *nyrkio.com <http://nyrkio.com/>* ~ *git blame for performance* > > Henrik Ingo, CEO > [email protected] LinkedIn: > www.linkedin.com/in/heingo > +358 40 569 7354 Twitter: > twitter.com/h_ingo >
