Track memory usage during qlever index#277
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Track memory usage during qlever index#277tanmay-9 wants to merge 17 commits intoqlever-dev:mainfrom
qlever index#277tanmay-9 wants to merge 17 commits intoqlever-dev:mainfrom
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qlever index commandqlever index command
…/podman different memUsage parsing
qlever index commandqlever index
…e to the plot. Also make gb use consistent
…u cores used and add downsampling (max_points=500) for plot
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qlever indexnow monitors memory usage of the index-building process in the background and logs peak memory at the end.qlever.<dataset>.memory-log.jsonfile is written to the working directory with timestamped RSS samples and peak usage.psutil) and containerized mode (viadocker stats/podman stats).qlever-control, each engine's indexing will produce its own memory log in the same format. These can be compared side-by-side using the evaluation web app to visualize memory usage differences across engines and datasets.