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I'm running this tool on a local minio instance and have tried using both -m and just the standard s3cmd utility. Everything appears to work fine, except there are many parse errors coming from standard_in and at the end, no results are displayed:

[OK] Bucket ossperf-testbucket has been erased with mc.
(standard_in) 1: illegal character: N
(standard_in) 1: illegal character: N
[OK] The directory testfiles has been erased.
[1] Required time to create the bucket:                  s
[2] Required time to upload the files:                   s
[3] Required time to fetch a list of files:              s
[4] Required time to download the files:                 s
[5] Required time to erase the objects:                  s
[6] Required time to erase the bucket:                   s
(standard_in) 1: parse error
    Required time to perform all S3-related operations:  s

    Bandwidth during the upload of the files:            Mbps
    Bandwidth during the download of the files:          Mbps

Hi,
I was trying to use -l location option but getting error if i directly use the command

for eg:
./ossperf.sh -n 10 -s 1048576 -b ossperf-testbucket -a -l
./ossperf.sh: option requires an argument -- l
[ERROR] Invalid option!

and if i give some random input then also it's executing;

eg: ./ossperf.sh -n 10 -s 1048576 -b ossperf-testbucket -a -l 123
[INFO] The tool s3cmd has been found on this system.
s3cmd version 2.0.1
[INFO] The tool bc has been found on this system.
bc 1.07.1
[INFO] The tool md5sum has been found on this system.
md5sum (GNU coreutils) 8.28
[INFO] The tool ping has been found on this system.
ping utility, iputils-s20161105
[INFO] The swift client has been found on this system.
[OK] This computer has a working internet connection.
[OK] The storage service can be accessed via the tool swift.
[OK] The directory testfiles has been created in the local directory.
1048576+0 records in
1048576+0 records out
1048576 bytes (1.0 MB, 1.0 MiB) copied, 2.41526 s, 434 kB/s
[OK] File with random content has been created.
^Z
[3]+ Stopped ./ossperf.sh -n 10 -s 1048576 -b ossperf-testbucket -a -l 123

So my question here is whats the right way to use -l option while executing the ossperf command.

Hi,

First, thanks for this amazing tool.

I run ossperf with the following parameters:

./ossperf.sh -n 100 -s 16777216 -b benchmark-test -p -m {mc_alias} -o

I get this result:

[1] Required time to create the bucket:                 2.262 s
[2] Required time to upload the files:                  60.858 s
[3] Required time to fetch a list of files:             0.297 s
[4] Required time to download the files:                0.194 s
[5] Required time to erase the objects:                 0.431 s
[6] Required time to erase the bucket:                  0.692 s
    Required time to perform all S3-related operations: 64.734 s

    Bandwidth during the upload of the files:           220.542 Mbps
    Bandwidth during the download of the files:         69184.395 Mbps

Is 0.194 s the required time to download all the 100 files or just one of them? Same question to erase objects.

Hey there,

thank you for putting this together :)

I wanted to know if there are any current benchmarks, since the last published one is quite outdated. Otherwise I will see to setup one on my own.