SBM : Storage Benchmark Monitor
The SBM(Storage Benchmark Monitor) combines the performance results supplied from multiple SBK instances. The SBM is the GRPC Server. Multiple SBK instances can log the performance results to a single SBM Server. The SBM determines the cumulative throughput and latency percentile values. Each SBK instance reports all the latency values in bulk and SBM integrates all latency records and determines the performance values for the whole SBK cluster (multi SBK instances). The SBM is useful if you want to stress the storage server / Storage cluster with multiple storage clients (SBK instances) and analyse the throughput and latency percentiles for the entire storage cluster/server. SBM logs the integrated results to standard output device/logger and to the grafana through prometheus metrics. SBM is also called as SBK-RAM: Results Aggregation monitor.
Build SBM
SBM is a submodule/project of the SBK framework. If you build SBK, it builds the SBM server too.
Running SBM locally
The standard help output with SBM parameters as follows
kmg@kmgs-MacBook-Pro SBK % ./sbm/build/install/sbm/bin/sbm -help
2024-08-24 16:50:31 INFO Reflections took 27 ms to scan 1 urls, producing 10 keys and 11 values
2024-08-24 16:50:31 INFO
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/ ____| | _ \ | \/ |
| (___ | |_) | | \ / |
\___ \ | _ < | |\/| |
____) | | |_) | | | | |
|_____/ |____/ |_| |_|
2024-08-24 16:50:31 INFO Storage Benchmark Monitor
2024-08-24 16:50:31 INFO SBM Version: 5.3
2024-08-24 16:50:31 INFO SBM Website: https://github.com/kmgowda/SBK
2024-08-24 16:50:31 INFO Arguments List: [-help]
2024-08-24 16:50:31 INFO Java Runtime Version: 17.0.2+8
2024-08-24 16:50:31 INFO SBP Version Major: 3, Minor: 0
2024-08-24 16:50:31 INFO Logger Classes in package 'io.sbm.logger': 1 [SbmPrometheusLogger]
usage: sbm -out SbmPrometheusLogger
Storage Benchmark Monitor
-action <arg> action [r: read, w: write,
wr: write and read, wro: write but only read,
rw: read and write, rwo: read but only write],
default: r
-class <arg> storage class name; run 'sbk -help' to see the
list
-context <arg> Prometheus Metric context;
'no' disables this option; default: 9719/metrics
-csvfile <arg> CSV file to record results;
'no' disables this option, default: no
-help Help message
-max <arg> Maximum number of connections; default: 1000
-maxlatency <arg> Maximum latency;
use '-time' for time unit; default:180000 ms
-millisecsleep <arg> Idle sleep in milliseconds; default: 10 ms
-minlatency <arg> Minimum latency;
use '-time' for time unit; default:0 ms
-out <arg> logger driver class,
Available Drivers [SbmPrometheusLogger]
-port <arg> SBM port number; default: 9717
-rq <arg> Benchmark Reade Requests; default: false
-time <arg> Latency Time Unit [ms:MILLISECONDS,
mcs:MICROSECONDS, ns:NANOSECONDS]; default: ms
-wq <arg> Benchmark Write Requests; default: false
Please report issues at https://github.com/kmgowda/SBK
An Example output of SBM with 2 SBK file system benchmarking instances are as follows:
kmg@kmgs-MBP SBK % ./sbm/build/install/sbm/bin/sbm -class file -time ns
2021-07-10 20:19:35 INFO
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/ ____| | _ \ | |/ / | __ \ /\ | \/ |
| (___ | |_) | | ' / ______ | |__) | / \ | \ / |
\___ \ | _ < | < |______| | _ / / /\ \ | |\/| |
____) | | |_) | | . \ | | \ \ / ____ \ | | | |
|_____/ |____/ |_|\_\ |_| \_\ /_/ \_\ |_| |_|
2021-07-10 20:19:35 INFO Storage Benchmark Kit - Results Aggregation Monitor
2021-07-10 20:19:35 INFO SBM Version: 0.90
2021-07-10 20:19:35 INFO Arguments List: [-class, file, -time, ns]
2021-07-10 20:19:35 INFO Java Runtime Version: 11.0.8+11
2021-07-10 20:19:35 INFO Time Unit: NANOSECONDS
2021-07-10 20:19:35 INFO Minimum Latency: 0 ns
2021-07-10 20:19:35 INFO Maximum Latency: 180000000000 ns
2021-07-10 20:19:35 INFO Window Latency Store: HashMap
2021-07-10 20:19:35 INFO SBK RAM Benchmark Started
2021-07-10 20:19:35 INFO SBK PrometheusLogger Started
2021-07-10 20:19:35 INFO SBK Connections PrometheusLogger Started
2021-07-10 20:19:35 INFO LatenciesRecord Benchmark Started
Sbk-Ram 0 Connections, 0 Max Connections: file Reading 0 Writers, 0 Readers, 0 Max Writers, 0 Max Readers, 0 records, 0.0 records/sec, 0.00 MB/sec, NaN ns avg latency, 0 ns max latency; 0 invalid latencies; Discarded Latencies: 0 lower, 0 higher; 0 ns 10th, 0 ns 25th, 0 ns 50th, 0 ns 75th, 0 ns 90th, 0 ns 95th, 0 ns 99th, 0 ns 99.9th, 0 ns 99.99th.
Sbk-Ram 1 Connections, 1 Max Connections: file Reading 0 Writers, 0 Readers, 0 Max Writers, 0 Max Readers, 0 records, 0.0 records/sec, 0.00 MB/sec, NaN ns avg latency, 0 ns max latency; 0 invalid latencies; Discarded Latencies: 0 lower, 0 higher; 0 ns 10th, 0 ns 25th, 0 ns 50th, 0 ns 75th, 0 ns 90th, 0 ns 95th, 0 ns 99th, 0 ns 99.9th, 0 ns 99.99th.
Sbk-Ram 1 Connections, 1 Max Connections: file Reading 0 Writers, 1 Readers, 0 Max Writers, 1 Max Readers, 6011063 records, 1199414.5 records/sec, 11.44 MB/sec, 758.2 ns avg latency, 2986937 ns max latency; 0 invalid latencies; Discarded Latencies: 0 lower, 0 higher; 664 ns 10th, 673 ns 25th, 685 ns 50th, 699 ns 75th, 729 ns 90th, 848 ns 95th, 1148 ns 99th, 21944 ns 99.9th, 36013 ns 99.99th.
Sbk-Ram 2 Connections, 2 Max Connections: file Reading 0 Writers, 1 Readers, 0 Max Writers, 1 Max Readers, 6459885 records, 1291277.1 records/sec, 12.31 MB/sec, 709.0 ns avg latency, 2949594 ns max latency; 0 invalid latencies; Discarded Latencies: 0 lower, 0 higher; 641 ns 10th, 652 ns 25th, 666 ns 50th, 678 ns 75th, 691 ns 90th, 704 ns 95th, 824 ns 99th, 19438 ns 99.9th, 32207 ns 99.99th.
Sbk-Ram 2 Connections, 2 Max Connections: file Reading 0 Writers, 2 Readers, 0 Max Writers, 2 Max Readers, 10813251 records, 2159725.9 records/sec, 20.60 MB/sec, 850.5 ns avg latency, 4392095 ns max latency; 0 invalid latencies; Discarded Latencies: 0 lower, 0 higher; 659 ns 10th, 703 ns 25th, 792 ns 50th, 832 ns 75th, 856 ns 90th, 897 ns 95th, 1220 ns 99th, 23439 ns 99.9th, 37165 ns 99.99th.
Sbk-Ram 2 Connections, 2 Max Connections: file Reading 0 Writers, 2 Readers, 0 Max Writers, 2 Max Readers, 10684643 records, 2135444.6 records/sec, 20.37 MB/sec, 866.4 ns avg latency, 2800391 ns max latency; 0 invalid latencies; Discarded Latencies: 0 lower, 0 higher; 761 ns 10th, 774 ns 25th, 788 ns 50th, 815 ns 75th, 850 ns 90th, 876 ns 95th, 1008 ns 99th, 23553 ns 99.9th, 36862 ns 99.99th.
Sbk-Ram 2 Connections, 2 Max Connections: file Reading 0 Writers, 2 Readers, 0 Max Writers, 2 Max Readers, 10526716 records, 2101340.8 records/sec, 20.04 MB/sec, 877.2 ns avg latency, 2052048 ns max latency; 0 invalid latencies; Discarded Latencies: 0 lower, 0 higher; 766 ns 10th, 779 ns 25th, 796 ns 50th, 821 ns 75th, 858 ns 90th, 914 ns 95th, 1093 ns 99th, 23912 ns 99.9th, 37314 ns 99.99th.
Sbk-Ram 2 Connections, 2 Max Connections: file Reading 0 Writers, 2 Readers, 0 Max Writers, 2 Max Readers, 10992015 records, 2194732.3 records/sec, 20.93 MB/sec, 840.2 ns avg latency, 1936063 ns max latency; 0 invalid latencies; Discarded Latencies: 0 lower, 0 higher; 762 ns 10th, 774 ns 25th, 785 ns 50th, 798 ns 75th, 818 ns 90th, 846 ns 95th, 958 ns 99th, 21788 ns 99.9th, 34981 ns 99.99th.
Sbk-Ram 2 Connections, 2 Max Connections: file Reading 0 Writers, 2 Readers, 0 Max Writers, 2 Max Readers, 10951472 records, 2186621.0 records/sec, 20.85 MB/sec, 843.6 ns avg latency, 1672882 ns max latency; 0 invalid latencies; Discarded Latencies: 0 lower, 0 higher; 761 ns 10th, 773 ns 25th, 784 ns 50th, 798 ns 75th, 827 ns 90th, 852 ns 95th, 960 ns 99th, 22185 ns 99.9th, 35331 ns 99.99th.
Sbk-Ram 2 Connections, 2 Max Connections: file Reading 0 Writers, 2 Readers, 0 Max Writers, 2 Max Readers, 11007407 records, 2200153.9 records/sec, 20.98 MB/sec, 839.4 ns avg latency, 1615766 ns max latency; 0 invalid latencies; Discarded Latencies: 0 lower, 0 higher; 760 ns 10th, 772 ns 25th, 783 ns 50th, 796 ns 75th, 819 ns 90th, 849 ns 95th, 952 ns 99th, 21853 ns 99.9th, 35044 ns 99.99th.
Sbk-Ram 2 Connections, 2 Max Connections: file Reading 0 Writers, 2 Readers, 0 Max Writers, 2 Max Readers, 10907952 records, 2176606.2 records/sec, 20.76 MB/sec, 846.8 ns avg latency, 1838763 ns max latency; 0 invalid latencies; Discarded Latencies: 0 lower, 0 higher; 763 ns 10th, 774 ns 25th, 786 ns 50th, 803 ns 75th, 835 ns 90th, 855 ns 95th, 969 ns 99th, 22389 ns 99.9th, 36071 ns 99.99th.
Sbk-Ram 2 Connections, 2 Max Connections: file Reading 0 Writers, 2 Readers, 0 Max Writers, 2 Max Readers, 11024964 records, 2202643.9 records/sec, 21.01 MB/sec, 837.8 ns avg latency, 1490376 ns max latency; 0 invalid latencies; Discarded Latencies: 0 lower, 0 higher; 762 ns 10th, 773 ns 25th, 783 ns 50th, 797 ns 75th, 816 ns 90th, 842 ns 95th, 952 ns 99th, 21456 ns 99.9th, 34978 ns 99.99th.
Sbk-Ram 2 Connections, 2 Max Connections: file Reading 0 Writers, 2 Readers, 0 Max Writers, 2 Max Readers, 11095800 records, 2214244.0 records/sec, 21.12 MB/sec, 833.2 ns avg latency, 1422689 ns max latency; 0 invalid latencies; Discarded Latencies: 0 lower, 0 higher; 762 ns 10th, 773 ns 25th, 784 ns 50th, 797 ns 75th, 812 ns 90th, 831 ns 95th, 925 ns 99th, 20723 ns 99.9th, 34666 ns 99.99th.
Sbk-Ram 1 Connections, 2 Max Connections: file Reading 0 Writers, 2 Readers, 0 Max Writers, 2 Max Readers, 11192308 records, 2237574.8 records/sec, 21.34 MB/sec, 821.9 ns avg latency, 1681040 ns max latency; 0 invalid latencies; Discarded Latencies: 0 lower, 0 higher; 680 ns 10th, 715 ns 25th, 779 ns 50th, 799 ns 75th, 833 ns 90th, 854 ns 95th, 970 ns 99th, 22452 ns 99.9th, 36248 ns 99.99th.
Sbk-Ram 1 Connections, 2 Max Connections: file Reading 0 Writers, 1 Readers, 0 Max Writers, 1 Max Readers, 6240414 records, 1246917.5 records/sec, 11.89 MB/sec, 729.0 ns avg latency, 1448259 ns max latency; 0 invalid latencies; Discarded Latencies: 0 lower, 0 higher; 654 ns 10th, 666 ns 25th, 678 ns 50th, 690 ns 75th, 713 ns 90th, 729 ns 95th, 829 ns 99th, 20669 ns 99.9th, 35765 ns 99.99th.
Sbk-Ram 0 Connections, 2 Max Connections: file Reading 0 Writers, 1 Readers, 0 Max Writers, 1 Max Readers, 6493852 records, 1297127.2 records/sec, 12.37 MB/sec, 698.9 ns avg latency, 1458520 ns max latency; 0 invalid latencies; Discarded Latencies: 0 lower, 0 higher; 639 ns 10th, 645 ns 25th, 655 ns 50th, 669 ns 75th, 682 ns 90th, 699 ns 95th, 821 ns 99th, 18858 ns 99.9th, 30925 ns 99.99th.
Sbk-Ram 0 Connections, 2 Max Connections: file Reading 0 Writers, 0 Readers, 0 Max Writers, 0 Max Readers, 0 records, 0.0 records/sec, 0.00 MB/sec, NaN ns avg latency, 0 ns max latency; 0 invalid latencies; Discarded Latencies: 0 lower, 0 higher; 0 ns 10th, 0 ns 25th, 0 ns 50th, 0 ns 75th, 0 ns 90th, 0 ns 95th, 0 ns 99th, 0 ns 99.9th, 0 ns 99.99th.
Sbk-Ram 0 Connections, 2 Max Connections: file Reading 0 Writers, 0 Readers, 0 Max Writers, 0 Max Readers, 0 records, 0.0 records/sec, 0.00 MB/sec, NaN ns avg latency, 0 ns max latency; 0 invalid latencies; Discarded Latencies: 0 lower, 0 higher; 0 ns 10th, 0 ns 25th, 0 ns 50th, 0 ns 75th, 0 ns 90th, 0 ns 95th, 0 ns 99th, 0 ns 99.9th, 0 ns 99.99th.
^C
2021-07-10 20:21:08 INFO LatenciesRecord Benchmark Shutdown
2021-07-10 20:21:08 INFO SBK PrometheusLogger Shutdown
2021-07-10 20:21:08 INFO SBK RAM Benchmark Shutdown
Note that the SBM indicates the number of active connections and maximum connections in a session. while running an SBK instance make sure that you supply the SBM Host address (IP address). Optionally you supply the port number too , the default port number is 9717.
A sample SBK instance execution output is as follows:
kmg@kmgs-MBP SBK % ./driver-file/build/install/sbk-file/bin/sbk-file -readers 1 -size 10 -seconds 60 -time ns -context no -ram localhost
2021-07-10 20:19:42 INFO Reflections took 58 ms to scan 2 urls, producing 73 keys and 98 values
2021-07-10 20:19:42 INFO
_____ ____ _ __
/ ____| | _ \ | | / /
| (___ | |_) | | |/ /
\___ \ | _ < | <
____) | | |_) | | |\ \
|_____/ |____/ |_| \_\
2021-07-10 20:19:42 INFO Storage Benchmark Kit
2021-07-10 20:19:42 INFO SBK Version: 0.90
2021-07-10 20:19:42 INFO Arguments List: [-readers, 1, -size, 10, -seconds, 60, -time, ns, -context, no, -ram, localhost]
2021-07-10 20:19:42 INFO Java Runtime Version: 11.0.8+11
2021-07-10 20:19:42 INFO Storage Drivers Package: io.sbk
2021-07-10 20:19:42 INFO sbk.applicationName: sbk-file
2021-07-10 20:19:42 INFO sbk.appHome: /Users/kmg/projects/SBK/driver-file/build/install/sbk-file
2021-07-10 20:19:42 INFO sbk.className: file
2021-07-10 20:19:42 INFO '-class':
2021-07-10 20:19:42 INFO Available Storage Drivers in package 'io.sbk': 1 [File]
2021-07-10 20:19:42 INFO Arguments to Driver 'File' : [-readers, 1, -size, 10, -seconds, 60, -time, ns, -context, no, -ram, localhost]
2021-07-10 20:19:42 INFO Time Unit: NANOSECONDS
2021-07-10 20:19:42 INFO Minimum Latency: 0 ns
2021-07-10 20:19:42 INFO Maximum Latency: 180000000000 ns
2021-07-10 20:19:42 INFO Window Latency Store: HashMap
2021-07-10 20:19:42 INFO Total Window Latency Store: HashMap
2021-07-10 20:19:42 INFO SBK Benchmark Started
2021-07-10 20:19:42 INFO SBK PrometheusLogger Started
2021-07-10 20:19:43 INFO SBK GRPC Logger Started
2021-07-10 20:19:43 INFO Synchronous File Reader initiated !
2021-07-10 20:19:43 INFO Performance Logger Started
2021-07-10 20:19:43 INFO SBK Benchmark initiated Readers
2021-07-10 20:19:43 INFO Reader 0 started , run seconds: 60
File Reading 0 Writers, 1 Readers, 0 Max Writers, 1 Max Readers, 6011063 records, 1201971.6 records/sec, 11.46 MB/sec, 758.2 ns avg latency, 2986937 ns max latency; 0 invalid latencies; Discarded Latencies: 0 lower, 0 higher; 664 ns 10th, 673 ns 25th, 685 ns 50th, 699 ns 75th, 729 ns 90th, 848 ns 95th, 1148 ns 99th, 21944 ns 99.9th, 36013 ns 99.99th.
File Reading 0 Writers, 1 Readers, 0 Max Writers, 1 Max Readers, 6459885 records, 1291718.4 records/sec, 12.32 MB/sec, 709.0 ns avg latency, 2949594 ns max latency; 0 invalid latencies; Discarded Latencies: 0 lower, 0 higher; 641 ns 10th, 652 ns 25th, 666 ns 50th, 678 ns 75th, 691 ns 90th, 704 ns 95th, 824 ns 99th, 19438 ns 99.9th, 32207 ns 99.99th.
File Reading 0 Writers, 1 Readers, 0 Max Writers, 1 Max Readers, 5775479 records, 1154864.4 records/sec, 11.01 MB/sec, 796.1 ns avg latency, 1541763 ns max latency; 0 invalid latencies; Discarded Latencies: 0 lower, 0 higher; 645 ns 10th, 670 ns 25th, 726 ns 50th, 801 ns 75th, 841 ns 90th, 855 ns 95th, 953 ns 99th, 22268 ns 99.9th, 34923 ns 99.99th.
File Reading 0 Writers, 1 Readers, 0 Max Writers, 1 Max Readers, 5280616 records, 1055912.0 records/sec, 10.07 MB/sec, 876.9 ns avg latency, 1877019 ns max latency; 0 invalid latencies; Discarded Latencies: 0 lower, 0 higher; 763 ns 10th, 777 ns 25th, 797 ns 50th, 830 ns 75th, 855 ns 90th, 875 ns 95th, 1017 ns 99th, 24065 ns 99.9th, 37981 ns 99.99th.
File Reading 0 Writers, 1 Readers, 0 Max Writers, 1 Max Readers, 5281223 records, 1056033.2 records/sec, 10.07 MB/sec, 876.2 ns avg latency, 1488260 ns max latency; 0 invalid latencies; Discarded Latencies: 0 lower, 0 higher; 764 ns 10th, 777 ns 25th, 794 ns 50th, 820 ns 75th, 860 ns 90th, 924 ns 95th, 1096 ns 99th, 23955 ns 99.9th, 37399 ns 99.99th.
File Reading 0 Writers, 1 Readers, 0 Max Writers, 1 Max Readers, 5521693 records, 1104117.6 records/sec, 10.53 MB/sec, 837.9 ns avg latency, 1604093 ns max latency; 0 invalid latencies; Discarded Latencies: 0 lower, 0 higher; 761 ns 10th, 772 ns 25th, 783 ns 50th, 797 ns 75th, 817 ns 90th, 843 ns 95th, 958 ns 99th, 21668 ns 99.9th, 34609 ns 99.99th.
File Reading 0 Writers, 1 Readers, 0 Max Writers, 1 Max Readers, 5514098 records, 1102599.0 records/sec, 10.52 MB/sec, 839.6 ns avg latency, 1672882 ns max latency; 0 invalid latencies; Discarded Latencies: 0 lower, 0 higher; 760 ns 10th, 771 ns 25th, 782 ns 50th, 795 ns 75th, 816 ns 90th, 843 ns 95th, 951 ns 99th, 22100 ns 99.9th, 35027 ns 99.99th.
File Reading 0 Writers, 1 Readers, 0 Max Writers, 1 Max Readers, 5485705 records, 1096921.4 records/sec, 10.46 MB/sec, 844.5 ns avg latency, 1615766 ns max latency; 0 invalid latencies; Discarded Latencies: 0 lower, 0 higher; 760 ns 10th, 771 ns 25th, 783 ns 50th, 800 ns 75th, 836 ns 90th, 859 ns 95th, 963 ns 99th, 22454 ns 99.9th, 35506 ns 99.99th.
File Reading 0 Writers, 1 Readers, 0 Max Writers, 1 Max Readers, 5525426 records, 1104864.1 records/sec, 10.54 MB/sec, 838.1 ns avg latency, 1838763 ns max latency; 0 invalid latencies; Discarded Latencies: 0 lower, 0 higher; 759 ns 10th, 771 ns 25th, 782 ns 50th, 796 ns 75th, 819 ns 90th, 842 ns 95th, 950 ns 99th, 21944 ns 99.9th, 35501 ns 99.99th.
File Reading 0 Writers, 1 Readers, 0 Max Writers, 1 Max Readers, 5500739 records, 1099927.7 records/sec, 10.49 MB/sec, 841.8 ns avg latency, 1343604 ns max latency; 0 invalid latencies; Discarded Latencies: 0 lower, 0 higher; 760 ns 10th, 771 ns 25th, 784 ns 50th, 800 ns 75th, 829 ns 90th, 852 ns 95th, 971 ns 99th, 22069 ns 99.9th, 35444 ns 99.99th.
File Reading 0 Writers, 1 Readers, 0 Max Writers, 1 Max Readers, 5587195 records, 1117215.4 records/sec, 10.65 MB/sec, 829.7 ns avg latency, 1422689 ns max latency; 0 invalid latencies; Discarded Latencies: 0 lower, 0 higher; 760 ns 10th, 772 ns 25th, 783 ns 50th, 795 ns 75th, 808 ns 90th, 820 ns 95th, 921 ns 99th, 20585 ns 99.9th, 34190 ns 99.99th.
File Reading 0 Writers, 1 Readers, 0 Max Writers, 1 Max Readers, 5438393 records, 1090078.8 records/sec, 10.40 MB/sec, 849.2 ns avg latency, 1288748 ns max latency; 0 invalid latencies; Discarded Latencies: 0 lower, 0 higher; 762 ns 10th, 773 ns 25th, 787 ns 50th, 806 ns 75th, 838 ns 90th, 858 ns 95th, 974 ns 99th, 22706 ns 99.9th, 35972 ns 99.99th.
2021-07-10 20:20:43 INFO Reader 0 exited
Total : File Reading 0 Writers, 0 Readers, 0 Max Writers, 1 Max Readers, 67381515 records, 1123025.2 records/sec, 10.71 MB/sec, 822.2 ns avg latency, 2986937 ns max latency; 0 invalid latencies; Discarded Latencies: 0 lower, 0 higher; 670 ns 10th, 753 ns 25th, 779 ns 50th, 798 ns 75th, 830 ns 90th, 855 ns 95th, 986 ns 99th, 22171 ns 99.9th, 35477 ns 99.99th.
2021-07-10 20:20:43 INFO Performance Logger Shutdown
2021-07-10 20:20:43 INFO SBK PrometheusLogger Shutdown
2021-07-10 20:20:43 INFO SBK GRPC Logger Shutdown
2021-07-10 20:20:44 INFO SBK Benchmark Shutdown
Note that option -sbm is used to supply the SBM host ; In the above example, its localhost and default port is 9717.
SBM Grafana Dashboards
when you run the SBM, by default it starts the http server and all the output benchmark data is directed to the default port number: 9719 and metrics context. If you want to change the port number and context, you can use the command line argument -context to change the same. you have to run the prometheus monitoring system (server [default port number is 9090] cum client) which pulls/fetches the benchmark data from the local/remote http server. If you want to include additional SBM nodes/instances to fetch the performance data or from port number other than 9719, you need to extend or update sbm-targets.json In case, if you are fetching metrics/benchmark data from remote http server , or from the context other than metrics then you need to change the default prometheus server configuration too. Run the grafana server (cum a client) to fetch the benchmark data from prometheus. For example, if you are running a local grafana server then by default it fetches the data from the prometheus server at the local port 9090. You can access the local grafana server at localhost:3000 in your browser using admin/admin as default username / password. You can import the grafana dashboards to fetch the SBK and SBM benchmark data of the existing supported storage drivers from grafana dashboards.
The SBM (Server side) and SBK (client side) can use the same dashboard for a selected storage driver/device. for SBM , these grafana dashboards shows the number of active and maximum connections. The sample output of 2 SBK instances of file system benchmark data with grafana is below
SBM JMX Exporter and Grafana
The SBK can start the java agent to export the JVM metrics to Grafana via Prometheus. you just have build with parameter -PjmxExport=true while building SBK. Refer : build SBK with JMX All the SBM JVM metrics will be available at http://localhost:8719/metrics The network port 8719 to used to expose the metrics. use SBM-JMX grafana dashboard to analyse the SBM JVM metrics.
SBM Docker Containers
you can build the sbk docker image using ‘docker’ command as follows
docker build -f ./dockers/sbm <root directory> --tag <tag name>
example docker command is
docker build -f ./dockers/sbm ./ --tag sbm
you can run the docker image too, For example
docker run -p 127.0.0.1:9717:9717/tcp -p 127.0.0.1:9719:9719/tcp kmgowda/sbm:latest -class file -time ns
- Note that the option -p 127.0.0.1:9719:9719/tcp redirects the 9719 port to local port to send the performance metric data for Prometheus.
- Another option -p 127.0.0.1:9717:9717/tcp redirect the port 9717 port to local port to receive the performance results from SBK instances.
- Avoid using the –network host option , because this option overrides the port redirection.
SBM docker hub
The SBM Docker images are available at SBK Docker
The SBK docker image pull command is
docker pull kmgowda/sbm
you can straightaway run the docker image too, For example
docker run -p 127.0.0.1:9717:9717/tcp -p 127.0.0.1:9719:9719/tcp kmgowda/sbm:latest -class file -time ns
- Note that the option -p 127.0.0.1:9719:9719/tcp redirects the 9719 port to local port to send the performance metric data for Prometheus.
- Another option -p 127.0.0.1:9717:9717/tcp redirect the port 9717 port to local port to receive the performance results from SBK instances.
- Avoid using the –network host option , because this option overrides the port redirection.
SBM Docker Compose
The SBM docker compose consists of SBM docker image, Grafana and prometheus docker images. The grafana image contains the dashboards which can be directly deployed for the performance analytics.
As an example, just follow the below steps to see the performance graphs
- In the sbm directory build the ‘sbm’ service of the docker compose file as follows.
<SBK dir>% docker-compose build
- Run the ‘sbm’ service as follows.
<SBK dir>% docker-compose run -p 127.0.0.1:9717:9717/tcp sbm -class file -time ns
Note that , 9717 is the exposed port from sbm container to receive the benchmark results from remote SBK instances via localhost. The option -class is the same as in SBK command/application. you should use the same storage class and time unit in SBK instances too.
- login to grafana localhost port 3000 with username admin and password sbk
- go to dashboard menu and pick the dashboard of the storage device on which you are running the performance benchmarking. in the above example, you can choose the File system dashboard.
- The SBM docker compose runs the SBM image as a docker container. In case, if you are running SBK as an application, and you want to see the SBK performance graphs using Grafana, then use Grafana Docker compose