Result rows

One published measurement is one row. A row says what ran, on what, and how it went. The fields below are the ones every row carries; lanes add their own metrics.

field	meaning
backend	the engine and arm that ran, for example an in-process arm or a server arm
lane	the lane (tables, graphs, vectors, time series, cross-model, lifecycle)
scale / tier	the corpus size
workload	the task within the lane
rep	the repetition number
engine_version	the exact engine version; container runs also record the image digest
durability_class	the durability class the run used, where the engine offers more than one
mem_cap	the memory cap the run had
error / oom_killed	what went wrong, if anything; a failure is a result
metric fields	latencies (median and percentiles), throughput, peak memory and the like, per lane
*_censored / *_budget_s	whether a query hit its time budget, and the budget

Rows are never edited. A correction adds a row; the history keeps both.