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Package stats tracks the statistics associated with benchmark runs.
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type BenchResults ¶
type BenchResults struct {
// GoVersion is the version of the compiler the benchmark was compiled with.
GoVersion string
// GrpcVersion is the gRPC version being benchmarked.
GrpcVersion string
// RunMode is the workload mode for this benchmark run. This could be unary,
// stream or unconstrained.
RunMode string
// Features represents the configured feature options for this run.
Features Features
// benchmark runs during one execution. It is a slice indexed by
// 'FeaturesIndex' and a value of true indicates that the associated
// feature is shared across all runs.
SharedFeatures []bool
// Data contains the statistical data of interest from the benchmark run.
Data RunData
}
BenchResults records features and results of a benchmark run. A collection of these structs is usually serialized and written to a file after a benchmark execution, and could later be read for pretty-printing or comparison with other benchmark results.
type FeatureIndex ¶
type FeatureIndex int
FeatureIndex is an enum for features that usually differ across individual benchmark runs in a single execution. These are usually configured by the user through command line flags.
const ( EnableTraceIndex FeatureIndex = iota ReadLatenciesIndex ReadKbpsIndex ReadMTUIndex MaxConcurrentCallsIndex ReqSizeBytesIndex RespSizeBytesIndex ReqPayloadCurveIndex RespPayloadCurveIndex CompModesIndex EnableChannelzIndex EnablePreloaderIndex ClientReadBufferSize ClientWriteBufferSize ServerReadBufferSize ServerWriteBufferSize // MaxFeatureIndex is a place holder to indicate the total number of feature // indices we have. Any new feature indices should be added above this. MaxFeatureIndex )
FeatureIndex enum values corresponding to individually settable features.
type Features ¶
type Features struct {
// Network mode used for this benchmark run. Could be one of Local, LAN, WAN
// or Longhaul.
NetworkMode string
// UseBufCon indicates whether an in-memory connection was used for this
// benchmark run instead of system network I/O.
UseBufConn bool
// EnableKeepalive indicates if keepalives were enabled on the connections
// used in this benchmark run.
EnableKeepalive bool
// BenchTime indicates the duration of the benchmark run.
BenchTime time.Duration
// EnableTrace indicates if tracing was enabled.
EnableTrace bool
// Latency is the simulated one-way network latency used.
Latency time.Duration
// Kbps is the simulated network throughput used.
Kbps int
// MTU is the simulated network MTU used.
MTU int
// MaxConcurrentCalls is the number of concurrent RPCs made during this
// benchmark run.
MaxConcurrentCalls int
// ReqSizeBytes is the request size in bytes used in this benchmark run.
// Unused if ReqPayloadCurve is non-nil.
ReqSizeBytes int
// RespSizeBytes is the response size in bytes used in this benchmark run.
// Unused if RespPayloadCurve is non-nil.
RespSizeBytes int
// ReqPayloadCurve is a histogram representing the shape a random
// distribution request payloads should take.
ReqPayloadCurve *PayloadCurve
// RespPayloadCurve is a histogram representing the shape a random
// distribution request payloads should take.
RespPayloadCurve *PayloadCurve
// ModeCompressor represents the compressor mode used.
ModeCompressor string
// EnableChannelz indicates if channelz was turned on.
EnableChannelz bool
// EnablePreloader indicates if preloading was turned on.
EnablePreloader bool
// ClientReadBufferSize is the size of the client read buffer in bytes. If negative, use the default buffer size.
ClientReadBufferSize int
// ClientWriteBufferSize is the size of the client write buffer in bytes. If negative, use the default buffer size.
ClientWriteBufferSize int
// ServerReadBufferSize is the size of the server read buffer in bytes. If negative, use the default buffer size.
ServerReadBufferSize int
// ServerWriteBufferSize is the size of the server write buffer in bytes. If negative, use the default buffer size.
ServerWriteBufferSize int
}
Features represent configured options for a specific benchmark run. This is usually constructed from command line arguments passed by the caller. See benchmark/benchmain/main.go for defined command line flags. This is also part of the BenchResults struct which is serialized and written to a file.
func (Features) PrintableName ¶
PrintableName returns a one line name which includes the features specified by 'wantFeatures' which is a bitmask of wanted features, indexed by FeaturesIndex.
func (Features) SharedFeatures ¶
SharedFeatures returns the shared features as a pretty printable string. 'wantFeatures' is a bitmask of wanted features, indexed by FeaturesIndex.
type Histogram ¶
type Histogram struct {
// Count is the total number of values added to the histogram.
Count int64
// Sum is the sum of all the values added to the histogram.
Sum int64
// SumOfSquares is the sum of squares of all values.
SumOfSquares int64
// Min is the minimum of all the values added to the histogram.
Min int64
// Max is the maximum of all the values added to the histogram.
Max int64
// Buckets contains all the buckets of the histogram.
Buckets []HistogramBucket
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
Histogram accumulates values in the form of a histogram with exponentially increased bucket sizes.
func NewHistogram ¶
func NewHistogram(opts HistogramOptions) *Histogram
NewHistogram returns a pointer to a new Histogram object that was created with the provided options.
func (*Histogram) Merge ¶
Merge takes another histogram h2, and merges its content into h. The two histograms must be created by equivalent HistogramOptions.
func (*Histogram) Opts ¶
func (h *Histogram) Opts() HistogramOptions
Opts returns a copy of the options used to create the Histogram.
func (*Histogram) PrintWithUnit ¶
PrintWithUnit writes textual output of the histogram values . Data in histogram is divided by a Unit before print.
type HistogramBucket ¶
type HistogramBucket struct {
// LowBound is the lower bound of the bucket.
LowBound float64
// Count is the number of values in the bucket.
Count int64
}
HistogramBucket represents one histogram bucket.
type HistogramOptions ¶
type HistogramOptions struct {
// NumBuckets is the number of buckets.
NumBuckets int
// GrowthFactor is the growth factor of the buckets. A value of 0.1
// indicates that bucket N+1 will be 10% larger than bucket N.
GrowthFactor float64
// BaseBucketSize is the size of the first bucket.
BaseBucketSize float64
// MinValue is the lower bound of the first bucket.
MinValue int64
}
HistogramOptions contains the parameters that define the histogram's buckets. The first bucket of the created histogram (with index 0) contains [min, min+n) where n = BaseBucketSize, min = MinValue. Bucket i (i>=1) contains [min + n * m^(i-1), min + n * m^i), where m = 1+GrowthFactor. The type of the values is int64.
type PayloadCurve ¶
type PayloadCurve struct {
// Sha256 must be a public field so that the gob encoder can write it to
// disk. This will be needed at decode-time by the Hash function.
Sha256 string
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
PayloadCurve is an internal representation of a weighted random distribution CSV file. Once a *PayloadCurve is created with NewPayloadCurve, the ChooseRandom function should be called to generate random payload sizes.
func NewPayloadCurve ¶
func NewPayloadCurve(file string) (*PayloadCurve, error)
NewPayloadCurve parses a .csv file and returns a *PayloadCurve if no errors were encountered in parsing and initialization.
func (*PayloadCurve) ChooseRandom ¶
func (pc *PayloadCurve) ChooseRandom() int
ChooseRandom picks a random payload size (in bytes) that follows the underlying weighted random distribution.
func (*PayloadCurve) Hash ¶
func (pc *PayloadCurve) Hash() string
Hash returns a string uniquely identifying a payload curve file for feature matching purposes.
func (*PayloadCurve) ShortHash ¶
func (pc *PayloadCurve) ShortHash() string
ShortHash returns a shortened version of Hash for display purposes.
type RunData ¶
type RunData struct {
// TotalOps is the number of operations executed during this benchmark run.
// Only makes sense for unary and streaming workloads.
TotalOps uint64
// SendOps is the number of send operations executed during this benchmark
// run. Only makes sense for unconstrained workloads.
SendOps uint64
// RecvOps is the number of receive operations executed during this benchmark
// run. Only makes sense for unconstrained workloads.
RecvOps uint64
// AllocedBytes is the average memory allocation in bytes per operation.
AllocedBytes float64
// Allocs is the average number of memory allocations per operation.
Allocs float64
// ReqT is the average request throughput associated with this run.
ReqT float64
// RespT is the average response throughput associated with this run.
RespT float64
// Fiftieth is the 50th percentile latency.
Fiftieth time.Duration
// Ninetieth is the 90th percentile latency.
Ninetieth time.Duration
// Ninetyninth is the 99th percentile latency.
NinetyNinth time.Duration
// Average is the average latency.
Average time.Duration
}
RunData contains statistical data of interest from a benchmark run.
type Stats ¶
type Stats struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
Stats is a helper for gathering statistics about individual benchmark runs.
func NewStats ¶
NewStats creates a new Stats instance. If numBuckets is not positive, the default value (16) will be used.
func (*Stats) AddDuration ¶
AddDuration adds an elapsed duration per operation to the stats. This is used by unary and stream modes where request and response stats are equal.
func (*Stats) EndRun ¶
EndRun is to be invoked to indicate the end of the ongoing benchmark run. It computes a bunch of stats and dumps them to stdout.
func (*Stats) EndUnconstrainedRun ¶
EndUnconstrainedRun is similar to EndRun, but is to be used for unconstrained workloads.
func (*Stats) GetResults ¶
func (s *Stats) GetResults() []BenchResults
GetResults returns the results from all benchmark runs.
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