Hi - you will need to pip install the requirements into a virtualenv. Then set $PWPWORKERS (eg to 1 to start with) and run serve-gunicorn-flask.sh. That will

Hi - you will need to pip install the requirements into a virtualenv. Then set $PWPWORKERS (eg to 1 to start with) and run serve-gunicorn-flask.sh. That will get you a gunicorn instance up and running. From them on you'll need to set up nginx, pgbouncer and postgres. I used unix sockets between all of these but using TCP/IP is fine. The data generation script is checked in, as is the schema. Before you start you should know that Tudor M (see a PR on the project) experimented with changing the query patterns (to three queries, but not a count(*)). It doesn't change matters and the basic reason for that is that nothing has changed - simply having more blocking or non-blocking IO is irrelevant to throughput - except that the more yields you have the more problematic your response times are going to be under load.