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pengjianzhang avatar pengjianzhang commented on May 18, 2024

set current connections and set packet size.
for example:
if i set 1Mpps and every packet size is 1400bytes, theTPS is 11.2Gbps.

cps 100
cc 1000
keepalive 1ms
packet_size 1400

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ygm521 avatar ygm521 commented on May 18, 2024

good！ thanks！

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pengjianzhang avatar pengjianzhang commented on May 18, 2024

coule u please support dperf with a star, thanks.

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ygm521 avatar ygm521 commented on May 18, 2024

is right？thanks！

example

33.242--udp-->33.241,22.121--udp-->192.168.22.211

cat test/udp/client.conf


mode                        client
protocol                    udp

cpu                         0 1
payload_size                1400
duration                    60s

cps                         100        
cc                          100
keepalive                   1ms

#port                       pci             addr         gateway
port                        0000:06:00.1    192.168.33.242   192.168.33.241

#                           addr_start      num
client                      192.168.33.242     1

#                           addr_start      num
server                      192.168.22.211      1

#                           port_start      num
listen                      80              1

cat test/udp/server.conf

mode            server
protocol        udp

keepalive       1s
payload_size    64

cpu             0 1

duration        10m

#port           pci             addr         gateway
port            0000:09:00.0    192.168.22.211   192.168.22.121

#               addr_start      num
client          192.168.22.121      1

#               addr_start      num
server          192.168.22.211      1

#               port_start      num
listen          80              1

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pengjianzhang avatar pengjianzhang commented on May 18, 2024

if you use 2 cpus, please use 2 server ips
example:
server 192.168.22.211 2

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ygm521 avatar ygm521 commented on May 18, 2024

if i use 2 cpus, how to understand the config num？what's the meaning?

#               addr_start      num
client          192.168.22.121      1

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pengjianzhang avatar pengjianzhang commented on May 18, 2024

'num' is the total ip address numbers starting from 'addr_start'
client 192.168.1.2 4 -> 192.168.1.2, 192.168.1.3 192.168.1.4, 192.168.1.5

client first-ip num

https://github.com/baidu/dperf/blob/main/docs/configuration-CN.md
https://github.com/baidu/dperf/blob/main/docs/configuration.md

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