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#!perl -w | |
use strict; | |
use warnings; | |
use Chart::Clicker; | |
use Chart::Clicker::Data::Series; | |
use Chart::Clicker::Data::DataSet; | |
use Data::Dumper; | |
my $probix_host = "localhost"; | |
my $probix_port = "8000"; | |
my @tests = ( | |
{ | |
name => "objects", | |
description => "Fetch all objects", | |
url => "/objects/", | |
method => "GET", | |
data => "", | |
rate => "2000", | |
}, | |
# { | |
# name => "object_probes", | |
# description => "Fetch all object probes", | |
# url => "/object/1/probes", | |
# method => "get", | |
# data => "", | |
# rate => "1000", | |
# } | |
); | |
sub usage { | |
} | |
sub run_all { | |
for my $test ( @tests ) { | |
my $max_rate = $test->{rate}; | |
my $min_rate = $test->{rate} / 10; | |
my $rate_step = $test->{rate} / 10; | |
my @results; | |
for ( my $rate = $min_rate; $rate <= $max_rate; $rate += $rate_step ) { | |
$test->{rate} = $rate; | |
print "Running test with rate: $rate\n"; | |
my $result = run_test($test); | |
push @results, $result; | |
} | |
output_chart($test->{name},\@results); | |
} | |
} | |
sub run_test { | |
my ($test) = @_; | |
my $output = `httperf --hog --server=$probix_host --port=$probix_port --uri=$test->{url} --rate=$test->{rate} --method=$test->{method} --num-conns=10000 --num-calls=1 --timeout 5`; | |
my $result = {}; | |
print $output; | |
($result->{conns}, | |
$result->{reqs}, | |
$result->{replies}) = | |
$output =~ /Total: connections (\d+) requests (\d+) replies (\d+)/; | |
($result->{req_rate}) = | |
$output =~ /Request rate: ([\d.]+)/; | |
($result->{reply_rate}->{min}, | |
$result->{reply_rate}->{avg}, | |
$result->{reply_rate}->{max}) = | |
$output =~ /Reply rate.+?min ([\d.]+) avg ([\d.]+) max ([\d.]+)/; | |
($result->{reply_time}) = | |
$output =~ /Reply time.+response ([\d.]+)/; | |
print Dumper($result); | |
return $result; | |
} | |
sub output_chart { | |
my ($name, $results) = @_; | |
my $chart = Chart::Clicker->new; | |
my @keys = (1..@$results); | |
my @values = map { $_->{reply_time} } @$results; | |
my $series = Chart::Clicker::Data::Series->new( | |
keys => [ @keys ], | |
values => [ @values ], | |
); | |
@values = map { $_->{req_rate} } @$results; | |
my $series2 = Chart::Clicker::Data::Series->new( | |
keys => [ @keys ], | |
values => [ @values ], | |
); | |
my $dataset = Chart::Clicker::Data::DataSet->new( | |
series => [ $series, $series2 ], | |
); | |
# add the dataset to the chart | |
$chart->add_to_datasets($dataset); | |
# write the chart to a file | |
$chart->write_output("$name.png"); | |
} | |
run_all; |
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