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License: BSD 3-Clause "New" or "Revised" License
An extremely rough but extremely damaging benchmark utility for memcached. Does not use a client library. Building -------- $ (install libevent + headers) $ ./compile Usage ----- Look in the conf/ directory for example configuration files. $ ./mc-crusher --conf ./conf/loadconf --ip [ip] --port [port] defaults: host: 127.0.0.1 port: 11211 Running ------- You can use the included bench-warmer.pl tool to preload some keys. mc-crusher makes no attempt to recache anything on a miss. Pick a config file, and start it as above. You should start a fresh memcached, and run the "sample" script that comes with mc-crusher. mc-crusher makes no attempt to read or validate response data. Modify "sample" to print what you are most interested in examining. The latency-sampler utility included is used to measure response latency during a test. You must run it yourself, either after a warmup period or at the same time as a test. Start options ------------- --conf [file] - the test configuration to load/run. --ip [127.0.0.1] - IP address to connect to. --port [11211] - port to connect to. --timeout [seconds] - stop the test after this amount of time --zipf-n --zipf-s - Commands which will dump a curve from the supplied zipf arguments (N being limit, S being curve skew (0.00-2.00 useful range). - Exits after dumping 10 million key:frequency ratios. - Used for tuning zipf arguments in a config file. High skew gives "hot keys". Low skew gives a more gentle curve. Configuration ------------- mc-crusher reads a configuration file then begins a test run. These configurations describe a template of a connection, one per line. Each template can spawn N connections. This allows you to mix setters and getters, getters of different sizes, binprot + asciiprot. Config Options -------------- send : defines what function to use to send requests to memcached - ascii_get : one get per request via asciiprot - ascii_set : one set per request via asciiprot - ascii_delete : one delete per request via asciiprot - ascii_mget : multiget test via asciiprot - bin_get : one get per req via binprot - bin_getq : endless streaming multiget from hell - bin_set : one set per req via binprot - bin_setq : unleash cthulu upon the cache_lock recv : same, but for received data - blind_recv : mindlessly slurp any responses without inspecting them mget_count : set this to the number of keys to fetch per get in ascii_mget key_prefix : a string to prefix before each key's number (default 'foo') value_size : size of the value to set expire : the expiration value (default 0) flags : client flags (raw number, default 0) value : define a value by hand. Must be shortish and a string. host : define a host to connect to port : define a port to connect to key_count : number of keys to iterate across. use with key_prealloc=0 to iterate over large numbers of keys key_randomize : shuffle the keys rather than fetching in order usleep : fire one write event (up to pipeline count) with a microsecond sleep after. the sleep is per-connection (so conns=2 will write twice per usleep) stop_after : stop all conns for this test after N writes have been made. pipelines : stack this many requests into the same syscall. Useful for reducing some overhead for high request rates. thread : number of threads to spawn with the same configuration. This means if conns=1,thread=4 there will be four total connections made. live_rand : if set to 1, will use embedded PCG randomizer to choose keys. (default 0) live_rand_zipf : if set to 1, paired with zipf_skew, will choose a key randomizer which skews according to a zipf distribution (ie; keys early in the list have a higher use bias). zipf_skew : typically 0.01 to 2.00 in range. Higher skews create hot-key scenarios, where a bulk of accesses are a handful of keys. Lower skews are useful for creating somewhat realistic workloads of hot vs not as hot keys. Caveats ------- - Does not make any attempt to safely parse or validate the config file. - It only works well with small values - It makes no attempt to reconcile with errors in the protocol, and can break if memcached throws errors. It will also stop if the connections are closed. - It's a ton of fun! Future Features --------------- A short list of things I intend to change or add: - Fix the command generators to have a *little* error handling - Add commands to iterate over different value sizes - Bundle a better perl util for printing stats
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