Dbench
Install
apt install dbench
Run
dbench [options]numclients tbench [options]numclientsserver tbench_srv [options]
Option
-c client.txt
       Use  this  as  the  full  path  name  of  the  client.txt  file  (the  default   is
       /usr/share/dbench/client.txt).
-s Use synchronous file IO on all file operations.
-t TIME
       set the runtime of the benchmark in seconds (default 600)
-D DIR set the base directory to run the filesystem operations in
-x     enable  xattr support, simulating the xattr operations Samba4 would need to perform
       to run the load
-S     Use synchronous IO for all directory operations (unlink, rmdir, mkdir and rename).
       The tbench program takes a number, which indicates the number  of  clients  to  run
       simultaneously,  and  a  server  name:  tbench_srv should be invoked on that server
       before invoking tbench.  tbench can also take the following options:
-T option[,...]
       This sets the socket options for the connection to the server.  The options  are  a
       comma-separated  list  of one or more of the following: SO_KEEPALIVE, SO_REUSEADDR,
       SO_BROADCAST,    SO_NODELAY,    SO_LOWDELAY,    SO_THROUGHPUT,    SO_SNDBUF=number,
       SO_RCVBUF=number,  SO_SNDLOWAT=number,  SO_RCVLOWAT=number,  SO_SNDTIMEO=number,and
       SO_RCVTIMEO=number.  See socket(7) for details about these options.
       The tbench_srv can only take one option: -T option[,...]  as documented above.
Contoh 1
# Create a bunch of files # OPEN # Flags are the combination of these flags, ored together # 0x01 O_RDONLY # 0x02 O_WRONLY # 0x04 O_RDWR # # 0x08 O_CREAT create the file if it does nto exist # 0x10 O_EXCL fail if the file already exists # 0x20 O_TRUNC if the file exists, truncate it # 0x40 O_APPEND open in append mode only OPEN "/file0" 0x1c SUCCESS WRITE "/file0" 0 32768 SUCCESS WRITE "/file0" 32768 32768 SUCCESS CLOSE "/file0" SUCCESS # OPEN "/file1" 0x1c SUCCESS WRITE "/file1" 0 32768 SUCCESS WRITE "/file1" 32768 32768 SUCCESS CLOSE "/file1" SUCCESS # OPEN "/file2" 0x1c SUCCESS WRITE "/file2" 0 32768 SUCCESS WRITE "/file2" 32768 32768 SUCCESS CLOSE "/file2" SUCCESS # OPEN "/file3" 0x1c SUCCESS WRITE "/file3" 0 32768 SUCCESS WRITE "/file3" 32768 32768 SUCCESS CLOSE "/file3" SUCCESS # OPEN "/file4" 0x1c SUCCESS WRITE "/file4" 0 32768 SUCCESS WRITE "/file4" 32768 32768 SUCCESS CLOSE "/file4" SUCCESS dbench -B smb --smb-share=//192.168.0.7/share --smb-user=onno%123456789 --loadfile=contoh1.txt --run-once --skip-cleanup 10
dbench version 4.00 - Copyright Andrew Tridgell 1999-2004 Running for 600 seconds with load 'smb-writefiles.txt' and minimum warmup 120 secs 0 of 10 processes prepared for launch 0 sec 7 of 10 processes prepared for launch 0 sec 10 of 10 processes prepared for launch 0 sec releasing clients 10 32 2.44 MB/sec warmup 1 sec latency 228.466 ms 10 37 2.49 MB/sec warmup 1 sec latency 512.282 ms Operation Count AvgLat MaxLat -------------------------------------------------- CLOSE 50 95.240 221.051 OPEN 50 62.833 240.597 WRITE 100 30.972 250.154 Throughput 0 MB/sec 10 clients 10 procs max_latency=512.282 ms
Contoh 2
# OPEN # Flags are the combination of these flags, ored together # 0x01 O_RDONLY # 0x02 O_WRONLY # 0x04 O_RDWR # # 0x08 O_CREAT create the file if it does nto exist # 0x10 O_EXCL fail if the file already exists # 0x20 O_TRUNC if the file exists, truncate it # 0x40 O_APPEND open in append mode only OPEN "/file0" 0x01 SUCCESS READ "/file0" 0 32768 SUCCESS READ "/file0" 32768 32768 SUCCESS CLOSE "/file0" SUCCESS # OPEN "/file1" 0x01 SUCCESS READ "/file1" 0 32768 SUCCESS READ "/file1" 32768 32768 SUCCESS CLOSE "/file1" SUCCESS # OPEN "/file2" 0x01 SUCCESS READ "/file2" 0 32768 SUCCESS READ "/file2" 32768 32768 SUCCESS CLOSE "/file2" SUCCESS # OPEN "/file3" 0x01 SUCCESS READ "/file3" 0 32768 SUCCESS READ "/file3" 32768 32768 SUCCESS CLOSE "/file3" SUCCESS # OPEN "/file4" 0x01 SUCCESS READ "/file4" 0 32768 SUCCESS READ "/file4" 32768 32768 SUCCESS CLOSE "/file4" SUCCESS
./dbench -B smb --smb-share=//10.0.0.33/data --smb-user=Administrator%password --loadfile=smb-readfiles.txt --timelimit=10 --skip-cleanup 10