# GSOC 2017 - Long Running Ruby and Rails Benchmarks

**URL:** https://community.rubybench.org/t/gsoc-2017-long-running-ruby-and-rails-benchmarks/130
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**Created:** [March 23, 2017, 9:35am UTC](https://community.rubybench.org/t/gsoc-2017-long-running-ruby-and-rails-benchmarks/130 "2017-03-23T09:35:27Z")
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### Author: ![bmarkons](https://sea2.discourse-cdn.com/flex016/user_avatar/community.rubybench.org/bmarkons/32/87_2.png) [@bmarkons](https://community.rubybench.org/u/bmarkons)
#### Post date: [May 17, 2017, 6:44pm UTC](https://community.rubybench.org/t/gsoc-2017-long-running-ruby-and-rails-benchmarks/130/28 "2017-05-17T18:44:39Z")

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Hey @system,

I guess you should provide me with access on rubybench [production](https://community.rubybench.org/t/rewriting-the-scope-all-benchmark-in-sequel-and-raw/138/14) and [hetzner servers](https://community.rubybench.org/t/gsoc-2017-long-running-ruby-and-rails-benchmarks/130/26) where benchmarks are being run 😄

I see sequel benchmarks have been added last year but I am not sure why can’t be seen on UI? I am starting to work toward this:

> [@Rewriting the scope\_all benchmark in Sequel and Raw](https://community.rubybench.org/t/rewriting-the-scope-all-benchmark-in-sequel-and-raw/138/13):
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> @sem Just to make myself sure. Since this is graph with commit data, you want me to include here commits for sequel and pg. Therefore it would have 3 lines (AR, sequel, pg) and graph would look something like this: Maybe better place to display results for older Rails releases would be here? [https://rubybench.org/rails/rails/releases?result\_type=activerecord/postgres\_scope\_all](https://rubybench.org/rails/rails/releases?result_type=activerecord/postgres_scope_all)

So firstly I will be working on displaying sequal results for postgres\_scope\_all bench on that graph, before I start backfilling [pg benchmarks](https://github.com/ruby-bench/ruby-bench-suite/pull/76).

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