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Workload configurator currently supports specifying only the total number of workers for a stage .. it will be useful to specify the load as:
"workers=" spec: total number of workers (number of drivers defaults to that specified in controller.ini, with workers-per-driver being symmetrically divided between drivers)
"drivers=" and "workers=" spec: total number of drivers and total number of workers. (number of drivers ) <= (number of drivers configured in controller.ini). Worker specification used to determine workers-per-driver (symmetric division).
"drivers=" and "workers_per_driver=" spec: total number of drivers and workers-per-driver. (number of drivers ) <= (number of drivers configured in controller.ini). Total number of workers is redundant spec in this case (ignored).
Again, if all of "drivers=", "workers_per_driver=" and "workers=" is specified, the "workers=" spec is ignored. The total number of workers is instead calculated as in (3).
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There is one attribute named "driver" which is originally used to assign the work to specific driver, which should cover the spec you mentioned. one minor concern is it's a bit long to validate it last time.
(3) above is not supported. There was a desire to be able to configure "workers_per_driver" in addition to case (2) where the number of workers is being divided among drivers equally. An example use case would be where I've configured say 4 drivers, but I want to use only 2 and force higher number of threads each, and be able to do that without (COSbench config change + restart) and per workload. Thoughts?
Workload configurator currently supports specifying only the total number of workers for a stage .. it will be useful to specify the load as:
Again, if all of "drivers=", "workers_per_driver=" and "workers=" is specified, the "workers=" spec is ignored. The total number of workers is instead calculated as in (3).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: