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["on pause"](https://github.com/dropwizard/metrics#metrics). As such, the NB project will seek
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to pivot off this library to something more current and supported going forward, as options permit.
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### Native Analysis Methods
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## Native Analysis Methods
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The scenario scripting layer in NoSQLBench hasn't gone away, but it will be considered secondary
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to the Java-native way of writing scenario logic, especially for more sophisticated scenarios.
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@ -128,7 +128,7 @@ human logic from advanced testing scenarios. The new capability emulates the sce
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before, but with a native context for all the APIs, wherein all component services can be
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accessed directly.
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### Parameterization
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## Parameterization
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The changes described above hint at a capability that is nascent in the NB project: testing
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within parameter spaces. In order to support the kinds of automated and advanced testing needed
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@ -140,7 +140,7 @@ sense of them. This is why they are surfaced in NB 5.21 as labeled measurements,
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real-time, over (labeled) parameter spaces. There will be more to come on this as we prove out
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the analysis methods.
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### Footnotes
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## Footnotes
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[^1]: The original metrics library used with NoSQLBench was the
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DropWizard metrics library which adopted the hierarchic naming structure popular with systems like
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