Releases: emc-mongoose/mongoose
2.4.0
New Features and Enhanchements
Core Functionality
1. Scenario values substitution with the environment variables
It's possible to substitute a json values in the scenario with the environment variable values. This may help to keep the scenario file unchanged parameterizing the behavior from the command line only.
For details refer to http://emc-mongoose.github.io/mongoose/design-scenario.html#env
2. Metrics output layout major change
The output includes the following new metrics:
- Load job elapsed time.
- The sum of all I/O task durations for the given load job.
- The total byte count been transferred for the given load job.
For details refer to http://emc-mongoose.github.io/mongoose/usage-results-analysis.html
Fixed Bugs
- Broken custom HTTP headers feature
2.3.2
2.3.0
New Features and Enhancements
Core Functionality
1. Web GUI
Mongoose Web GUI is reworked to work with 2.x versions.
2. Intermediate Statistics
When Mongoose load job starts there's some short delay before the warmup is done and all threads/connections are busy with load tasks. It's expected that the performance rates are lower during this warmup time range. Moreover, at the load job end some threads/connections may remain busy with the load task while other threads/connections are finished already.
- It is required to measure the performance rates only while all threads/connections are busy with the load tasks.
- It is expected that the intermediate statistics (the statistics measured in the "full throttle" time range) will contain the "best" performance results.
3. Scenario Engine: "For" Job Type
It's required to have an ability to loop over the load jobs list. The loop may be:
- Infinite
- Count-based
- Iteration over the list of values to be substituted
4. Different Run Ids for the Load Jobs
It's required to have an ability to specify the logs path for each load job separately. The logs path is determined by run id.
Non-functional
- Mongoose is now opensourced and accepted by EMC{code}:
http://emccode.com -> Tools -> Mongoose - Travis CI is used for building/running automated tests:
https://travis-ci.org/emc-mongoose/mongoose - GitHub releases is used to store the distributions:
https://github.com/emc-mongoose/mongoose/releases - Docker Hub is used to populate the docker images:
https://hub.docker.com/r/akurilov/mongoose/ - GitHub pages is used to store the documentation and other project info:
http://emc-mongoose.github.io/mongoose
Fixed Bugs
| Issue Id | Description |
|---|---|
| SLTM-723 | Weighted Load: perf.trace.csv loses the load type info |
| SLTM-723 | No perf.sum.csv file after the test |