Finalize tests and output formatting
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@ -172,14 +172,14 @@ def run_benchmark(self, pool):
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time.sleep(1)
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# We run a total of 8 tests, to give a generalized idea of performance on the cluster:
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# 1. A sequential read test of 4GB with a 4M block size
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# 2. A sequential write test of 4GB with a 4M block size
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# 3. A random read test of 4GB with a 4M block size
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# 4. A random write test of 4GB with a 4M block size
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# 5. A random read test of 4GB with a 256k block size
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# 6. A random write test of 4GB with a 256k block size
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# 7. A random read test of 4GB with a 4k block size
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# 8. A random write test of 4GB with a 4k block size
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# 1. A sequential read test of 8GB with a 4M block size
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# 2. A sequential write test of 8GB with a 4M block size
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# 3. A random read test of 8GB with a 4M block size
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# 4. A random write test of 8GB with a 4M block size
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# 5. A random read test of 8GB with a 256k block size
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# 6. A random write test of 8GB with a 256k block size
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# 7. A random read test of 8GB with a 4k block size
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# 8. A random write test of 8GB with a 4k block size
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# Taken together, these 8 results should give a very good indication of the overall storage performance
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# for a variety of workloads.
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test_matrix = {
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@ -238,7 +238,7 @@ def run_benchmark(self, pool):
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--randrepeat=1 \
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--gtod_reduce=1 \
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--iodepth=64 \
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--size=128M \
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--size=8G \
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--name={test} \
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--bs={bs} \
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--readwrite={rw}
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