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cosbench-openio

This image provides an easy way to run COSbench with the OpenIO SDS backend support.

How to use this image

By default, COSbench starts as a controller and a driver to allow you to start a bench.

Environment variables available are:

  • DRIVER: Starts as a COSbench driver (Default to true)
  • CONTROLLER: Starts as a COSbench controller (Default to true)
  • DRIVERS: Comma separated list of COSbench drivers to be used by the controller (Default to http://127.0.0.1:18088/driver)
  • COSBENCH_PLUGINS: Comma separated list of COSbench OSGI plugins to load. The more you add, the slower it is to start (Default to OPENIO. Available values: OPENIO,CDMI,SWIFT,SCALITY,S3,CEPH,AMPLI)

Start a controller/injector COSbench container:

# docker run -dit --restart unless-stopped --net=host \
-e CONTROLLER=true \
-e DRIVER=true \
-e DRIVERS="http://192.168.0.1:18088/driver,http://192.168.0.2:18088/driver" \
-e COSBENCH_PLUGINS="OPENIO,SWIFT,S3" \
openio/cosbench-openio

Then you can access the COSbench Web Interface through http://192.168.0.1:19088/controller/index.html

Add one or more injector

# docker run -dit --restart unless-stopped --net=host \
-e CONTROLLER=false \
-e DRIVER=true \
-e DRIVERS="http://192.168.0.2:18088/driver" \
-e COSBENCH_PLUGINS="OPENIO,SWIFT,S3" \
openio/cosbench-openio

Define COSbench Workloads

  • Using the OpenIO SDS Java API You need to start your controller with the OPENIO support.
  • Authentication
  • Type: None
  • Storage
  • Type: openio
  • Configuration: ns=<NAMESPACE>;account=<ACCOUNT>;proxyd-url=<OIOPROXY_URL>;ecd-url=<ECD_URL>
  • Using the Openstack Swift API with Keystone: You need to start your controller with the SWIFT support.
  • Authentication
  • Type: keystone
  • Configuration: username=<USERNAME>;password=<PASSWORD>;tenant_name=<TENANT>;auth_url=http://<KEYSTONE_URL>/v2.0;service=<SWIFT_SERVICE>
  • Storage
  • Type: swift
  • Configuration: storage_url=http://<SWIFT_PROXY_URL>/auth/v1.0
  • Using the AWS S3 API: You need to start your controller with the S3 support.
  • Authentication
  • Type: None
  • Storage
  • Type: s3
  • Configuration: accesskey=<accesskey>;secretkey=<scretkey>;proxyhost=<proxyhost>;proxyport=<proxyport>;endpoint=<endpoint>