adjusting required throughput

Author: Elliot Kim

test-vine-task-throughput.c

@@ -67,11 +67,11 @@ int main(int argc, char *argv[])
 	double chaining = tasksC / chaining_time;
 
 	printf("Throughput was %f tasks per second\n", throughput);
-	assert(throughput > 1000);
+	assert(throughput > 900);
 
 	printf("Chaining was %f tasks per second\n", chaining);
 	printf("all tasks complete!\n");
-	assert(chaining > 1000);
+	assert(chaining > 1500);
 	vine_delete(m);
 
 	return 0;

test-vine-task-throughput.py

@@ -84,11 +84,11 @@ def main():
     print(f"\nServerless Throughput was {serverless_throughput} tasks per second")
     print(f"Serverless Chaining was {serverless_chaining} tasks per second")
     print("all tasks complete!")
-    assert throughput >= 190, "Throughput in python api is less than required 190"
-    assert chaining >= 155, "Throughput for chaining in python api is less than required 155"
-    assert serverless_throughput >= 110, "Throughput using serverless is less than required 190"
-    assert serverless_chaining >= 50, "Throughput for chaining using serverless is less than required 155"
-    
+    assert throughput >= 570, "Throughput in python api is less than required 190"
+    assert chaining >= 510, "Throughput for chaining in python api is less than required 155"
+    assert serverless_throughput >= 220, "Throughput using serverless is less than required 190"
+    assert serverless_chaining >= 200, "Throughput for chaining using serverless is less than required 155"
+
 if __name__ == '__main__':
     main()