zfs/tests/zfs-tests/tests/perf/regression/sequential_reads.ksh

#!/bin/ksh

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# Copyright (c) 2015, 2016 by Delphix. All rights reserved.
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#
# Description:
# Trigger fio runs using the sequential_reads job file. The number of runs and
# data collected is determined by the PERF_* variables. See do_fio_run for
# details about these variables.
#
# The files to read from are created prior to the first fio run, and used
# for all fio runs. The ARC is cleared with `zinject -a` prior to each run
# so reads will go to disk.
#
# Thread/Concurrency settings:
#    PERF_NTHREADS defines the number of files created in the test filesystem,
#    as well as the number of threads that will simultaneously drive IO to
#    those files.  The settings chosen are from measurements in the
#    PerfAutoESX/ZFSPerfESX Environments, selected at concurrency levels that
#    are at peak throughput but lowest latency.  Higher concurrency introduces
#    queue time latency and would reduce the impact of code-induced performance
#    regressions.
#

. $STF_SUITE/include/libtest.shlib
. $STF_SUITE/tests/perf/perf.shlib

function cleanup
{
	# kill fio and iostat
	pkill fio
	pkill iostat
	recreate_perf_pool
}

trap "log_fail \"Measure IO stats during random read load\"" SIGTERM
log_onexit cleanup

recreate_perf_pool
populate_perf_filesystems

# Aim to fill the pool to 50% capacity while accounting for a 3x compressratio.
export TOTAL_SIZE=$(($(get_prop avail $PERFPOOL) * 3 / 2))

# Variables for use by fio.
if [[ -n $PERF_REGRESSION_WEEKLY ]]; then
	export PERF_RUNTIME=${PERF_RUNTIME:-$PERF_RUNTIME_WEEKLY}
	export PERF_RUNTYPE=${PERF_RUNTYPE:-'weekly'}
	export PERF_NTHREADS=${PERF_NTHREADS:-'8 16 32 64'}
	export PERF_NTHREADS_PER_FS=${PERF_NTHREADS_PER_FS:-'0'}
	export PERF_SYNC_TYPES=${PERF_SYNC_TYPES:-'1'}
	export PERF_IOSIZES=${PERF_IOSIZES:-'8k 64k 128k'}
elif [[ -n $PERF_REGRESSION_NIGHTLY ]]; then
	export PERF_RUNTIME=${PERF_RUNTIME:-$PERF_RUNTIME_NIGHTLY}
	export PERF_RUNTYPE=${PERF_RUNTYPE:-'nightly'}
	export PERF_NTHREADS=${PERF_NTHREADS:-'8 16'}
	export PERF_NTHREADS_PER_FS=${PERF_NTHREADS_PER_FS:-'0'}
	export PERF_SYNC_TYPES=${PERF_SYNC_TYPES:-'1'}
	export PERF_IOSIZES=${PERF_IOSIZES:-'128k 1m'}
fi

# Layout the files to be used by the read tests. Create as many files as the
# largest number of threads. An fio run with fewer threads will use a subset
# of the available files.
export NUMJOBS=$(get_max $PERF_NTHREADS)
export FILE_SIZE=$((TOTAL_SIZE / NUMJOBS))
export DIRECTORY=$(get_directory)
log_must fio $FIO_SCRIPTS/mkfiles.fio

# Set up the scripts and output files that will log performance data.
lun_list=$(pool_to_lun_list $PERFPOOL)
log_note "Collecting backend IO stats with lun list $lun_list"
if is_linux; then
    typeset perf_record_cmd="perf record -F 99 -a -g -q \
        -o /dev/stdout -- sleep ${PERF_RUNTIME}"

	export collect_scripts=(
	    "zpool iostat -lpvyL $PERFPOOL 1" "zpool.iostat"
	    "$PERF_SCRIPTS/prefetch_io.sh $PERFPOOL 1" "prefetch"
	    "vmstat -t 1" "vmstat"
	    "mpstat -P ALL 1" "mpstat"
	    "iostat -tdxyz 1" "iostat"
	    "$perf_record_cmd" "perf"
	)
else
	export collect_scripts=(
	    "$PERF_SCRIPTS/io.d $PERFPOOL $lun_list 1" "io"
	    "$PERF_SCRIPTS/prefetch_io.d $PERFPOOL 1" "prefetch"
	    "vmstat -T d 1" "vmstat"
	    "mpstat -T d 1" "mpstat"
	    "iostat -T d -xcnz 1" "iostat"
	)
fi

log_note "Sequential reads with $PERF_RUNTYPE settings"
do_fio_run sequential_reads.fio false true
log_pass "Measure IO stats during sequential read load"