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NFSometer is a framework for running and reporting performance characteristics of workloads across NFS protocol versions, options and Linux kernels.
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NFSometer is a performance measurement framework for running workloads and reporting results across NFS protocol versions, NFS options and Linux NFS client implementations.
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== Motivation ==
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The NFSometer project was started at [http://www.netapp.com/ NetApp] by Weston Andros Adamson as a way to automate performance testing of the Linux NFS client.  Since then it has grown to include many other features, notably the generation of reports.  It is our hope that by releasing this project under the GPLv2 license, the Linux NFS community will benefit and hopefully contribute their own improvements to NFSometer.
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NFSometer was created to:
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Goals:
* Automate the time consuming process of running a variety of workloads looking for performance regressions between kernel versions, NFS protocol versions and NFS options.
* Automate the time consuming process of running a variety of workloads looking for performance regressions between kernel versions, NFS protocol versions and NFS options.
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* Generate a report that allows the user to quickly understand the results and comparisons of workload runs, instead of having to manually dig through a lot of data.
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* Generate reports that allows the user to understand the performance characteristics of workloads and easily compare performance characteristics in different configurations.
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== News ==
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* Thu Jun 21, 2012: [http://www.netapp.com NetApp] is pleased to announce the GPLv2 release of NFSometer!
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== Download ==
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Main git repository:
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* git clone git://git.linux-nfs.org/projects/dros/nfsometer.git
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* [http://git.linux-nfs.org/?p=dros/nfsometer.git;a=summary NFSometer gitweb]
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Releases:
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* coming soon!
== Example ==
== Example ==
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[http://linux-nfs.org/~dros/nfsometer/nfsometer-report-screenshot-1.png Screenshot of the generated report]
[http://linux-nfs.org/~dros/nfsometer/nfsometer-report-screenshot-1.png Screenshot of the generated report]
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== Download ==
 
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Main git repository:
 
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* git clone git://git.linux-nfs.org/projects/dros/nfsometer.git
 
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* [http://git.linux-nfs.org/?p=dros/nfsometer.git;a=summary NFSometer gitweb]
 
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Releases:
 
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* coming soon!
 

Revision as of 22:30, 21 June 2012

NFSometer is a performance measurement framework for running workloads and reporting results across NFS protocol versions, NFS options and Linux NFS client implementations.

The NFSometer project was started at NetApp by Weston Andros Adamson as a way to automate performance testing of the Linux NFS client. Since then it has grown to include many other features, notably the generation of reports. It is our hope that by releasing this project under the GPLv2 license, the Linux NFS community will benefit and hopefully contribute their own improvements to NFSometer.

Goals:

  • Automate the time consuming process of running a variety of workloads looking for performance regressions between kernel versions, NFS protocol versions and NFS options.
  • Generate reports that allows the user to understand the performance characteristics of workloads and easily compare performance characteristics in different configurations.

News

  • Thu Jun 21, 2012: NetApp is pleased to announce the GPLv2 release of NFSometer!

Download

Main git repository:

  • git clone git://git.linux-nfs.org/projects/dros/nfsometer.git
  • NFSometer gitweb

Releases:

  • coming soon!

Example

The following command will run the Connectathon test suite once for each NFS protocol version (v3, v4, v4.1) and generate a report:

$ ./nfsometer.py zero:/export cthon

Requested: 1 workloads X 3 nfsopts X 1 runs = 3 test runs
Need to run 3 of 3 requested test runs
 cthon - needs 1 runs of vers=3 
 cthon - needs 1 runs of vers=4 
 cthon - needs 1 runs of vers=4,minorversion=1 

Trace 1/3: 1/1 with workload: cthon, nfsopts: vers=3
< SETUP >
Mounting: zero:/export...
remove run directory: /mnt/nfsometer_runroot/cthon
Unmounting: zero:/export...
< RUN >
Mounting: zero:/export...
Running command: cd /home/dros/nfsometer/tests/cthon/cthon && NFSTESTDIR="/mnt/nfsometer_runroot/cthon" ./runtests -a
Unmounting: zero:/export...
Results copied to: nfsometer_trace-cthon-vers=3-0

Trace 2/3: 1/1 with workload: cthon, nfsopts: vers=4
< SETUP >
Mounting: zero:/export...
remove run directory: /mnt/nfsometer_runroot/cthon
Unmounting: zero:/export...
< RUN >
Mounting: zero:/export...
Running command: cd /home/dros/nfsometer/tests/cthon/cthon && NFSTESTDIR="/mnt/nfsometer_runroot/cthon" ./runtests -a
Unmounting: zero:/export...
Results copied to: nfsometer_trace-cthon-vers=4-0

Trace 3/3: 1/1 with workload: cthon, nfsopts: vers=4,minorversion=1
< SETUP >
Mounting: zero:/export...
remove run directory: /mnt/nfsometer_runroot/cthon
Unmounting: zero:/export...
< RUN >
Mounting: zero:/export...
Running command: cd /home/dros/nfsometer/tests/cthon/cthon && NFSTESTDIR="/mnt/nfsometer_runroot/cthon" ./runtests -a
Unmounting: zero:/export...
Results copied to: nfsometer_trace-cthon-vers=4,minorversion=1-0

Successfully ran 3 traces!

Generating reports:

Saved: index.html
Saved: Report_Averages.html


graph summary: 47 generated, 0 cached, 0 mismatch, 0 pruned,
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Report index: /home/dros/nfsometer/results/index.html

Screenshot of the generated report

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