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    CLI Reference

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    benchmark

    benchmark

    Use the following commands to test performance.

    benchmark io-perf

    Use these commands to test IO performance.

    Syntax

    execute benchmark io-perf custom <parameters>

    execute benchmark io-perf rand-read [reboot]

    execute benchmark io-perf rand-rw [reboot]

    execute benchmark io-perf rand-write [reboot]

    execute benchmark io-perf seq-read [reboot]

    execute benchmark io-perf seq-rw [reboot]

    execute benchmark io-perf seq-write [reboot]

    execute benchmark io-perf show-last-result <operation>

    Variable

    Description

    custom <parameters>

    Test IO performance with custom parameters.

    Enter the following paramaters (format example: rw=randrw numjobs=8 bs=4 size=4 runtime=60).

    • rw = Type of I/O pattern. Accepted values are read, write, rw (read and write), randread (random read), randwrite (random write), and randrw (random read and write).

    • numjobs = Number of jobs doing io-perf.

    • bs = The block size in bytes used for I/O units (unit is KB).

    • size = The total size of file I/O for each job (unit is GB).

    • runtime = Limit runtime for io-perf (unit is seconds).

    rand-read [reboot]

    Test random read IO performance. Enter reboot to reboot for io-perf running in clean env.

    rand-rw [reboot]

    Test random read and write IO performance. Enter reboot to reboot for io-perf running in clean env.

    rand-write [reboot]

    Test random write IO performance. Enter reboot to reboot for io-perf running in clean env.

    seq-read [reboot]

    Test sequential read IO performance. Enter reboot to reboot for io-perf running in clean env.

    seq-rw [reboot]

    Test sequential read and write IO performance. Enter reboot to reboot for io-perf running in clean env.

    seq-write [reboot]

    Test sequential write IO performance. Enter reboot to reboot for io-perf running in clean env.

    show-last-result <operation>

    Show the last io-perf result for one of the following operations:

    • all = All operations

    • seq-read = Sequential read

    • seq-write = Sequential write

    • seq-rw = Sequential read and write

    • rand-read = Random read

    • rand-write = Random write

    • rand-rw = Random read and write

    • custom = Custom io-perf parameters

    benchmark stress

    Use these commands to stress test.

    Syntax

    execute benchmark stress cpu <duration> <worker>

    execute benchmark stress custom <parameter> .. <parameter>

    execute benchmark stress disk <duration> <worker> <data-size>

    execute benchmark stress mem <duration> <worker> <data-size>

    Variable

    Description

    cpu <duration> <worker>

    Run CPU stress test.

    • <duration>: Enter the test duration. For example, 100s, 10m, or 1h.

    • <worker>: Enter the number of workers.

    custom <parameter> .. <parameter>

    Run a custom stress test.

    Enter execute benchmark stress custom help to view the usage and available general control options and stressor specific options.

    disk <duration> <worker> <data-size>

    Run disk stress test.

    • <duration>: Enter the test duration. For example, 100s, 10m, or 1h.

    • <worker>: Enter the number of workers.

    • <data-size>: Enter the size of data to test. For example, 256M or 1G.

    mem <duration> <worker> <data-size>

    Run memory stress test.

    • <duration>: Enter the test duration. For example, 100s, 10m, or 1h.

    • <worker>: Enter the number of workers.

    • <data-size>: Enter the size of data to test. For example, 256M or 1G.
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    benchmark

    benchmark

    Use the following commands to test performance.

    benchmark io-perf

    Use these commands to test IO performance.

    Syntax

    execute benchmark io-perf custom <parameters>

    execute benchmark io-perf rand-read [reboot]

    execute benchmark io-perf rand-rw [reboot]

    execute benchmark io-perf rand-write [reboot]

    execute benchmark io-perf seq-read [reboot]

    execute benchmark io-perf seq-rw [reboot]

    execute benchmark io-perf seq-write [reboot]

    execute benchmark io-perf show-last-result <operation>

    Variable

    Description

    custom <parameters>

    Test IO performance with custom parameters.

    Enter the following paramaters (format example: rw=randrw numjobs=8 bs=4 size=4 runtime=60).

    • rw = Type of I/O pattern. Accepted values are read, write, rw (read and write), randread (random read), randwrite (random write), and randrw (random read and write).

    • numjobs = Number of jobs doing io-perf.

    • bs = The block size in bytes used for I/O units (unit is KB).

    • size = The total size of file I/O for each job (unit is GB).

    • runtime = Limit runtime for io-perf (unit is seconds).

    rand-read [reboot]

    Test random read IO performance. Enter reboot to reboot for io-perf running in clean env.

    rand-rw [reboot]

    Test random read and write IO performance. Enter reboot to reboot for io-perf running in clean env.

    rand-write [reboot]

    Test random write IO performance. Enter reboot to reboot for io-perf running in clean env.

    seq-read [reboot]

    Test sequential read IO performance. Enter reboot to reboot for io-perf running in clean env.

    seq-rw [reboot]

    Test sequential read and write IO performance. Enter reboot to reboot for io-perf running in clean env.

    seq-write [reboot]

    Test sequential write IO performance. Enter reboot to reboot for io-perf running in clean env.

    show-last-result <operation>

    Show the last io-perf result for one of the following operations:

    • all = All operations

    • seq-read = Sequential read

    • seq-write = Sequential write

    • seq-rw = Sequential read and write

    • rand-read = Random read

    • rand-write = Random write

    • rand-rw = Random read and write

    • custom = Custom io-perf parameters

    benchmark stress

    Use these commands to stress test.

    Syntax

    execute benchmark stress cpu <duration> <worker>

    execute benchmark stress custom <parameter> .. <parameter>

    execute benchmark stress disk <duration> <worker> <data-size>

    execute benchmark stress mem <duration> <worker> <data-size>

    Variable

    Description

    cpu <duration> <worker>

    Run CPU stress test.

    • <duration>: Enter the test duration. For example, 100s, 10m, or 1h.

    • <worker>: Enter the number of workers.

    custom <parameter> .. <parameter>

    Run a custom stress test.

    Enter execute benchmark stress custom help to view the usage and available general control options and stressor specific options.

    disk <duration> <worker> <data-size>

    Run disk stress test.

    • <duration>: Enter the test duration. For example, 100s, 10m, or 1h.

    • <worker>: Enter the number of workers.

    • <data-size>: Enter the size of data to test. For example, 256M or 1G.

    mem <duration> <worker> <data-size>

    Run memory stress test.

    • <duration>: Enter the test duration. For example, 100s, 10m, or 1h.

    • <worker>: Enter the number of workers.

    • <data-size>: Enter the size of data to test. For example, 256M or 1G.
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