KeenTune-bench is a benchmark controlling components, which is deployed with benchmark tools. It is used in dynamic tuning workflows to run benchmark tools and get evalation metrics.
Setuptools can build KeenTune-bench as a python lib. We can run setuptools as
>> pip3 install setuptools
>> python3 setup.py install
>> pip3 install -r requirements.txtAfter install KeenTune-bench by setuptools or pyInstaller, we can find configuration file in /etc/keentune/conf/bench.conf
[bench]
# Basic Configuration
KeenTune_HOME = /etc/keentune/ ; KeenTune-bench install path.
KeenTune_WORKSPACE = /var/keentune/ ; KeenTune-bench workspace.
BENCH_PORT = 9874 ; KeenTune-bench service port
[log]
# Configuration about log
LOGFILE_PATH = /var/log/keentune/bench.log ; Log file of bench
CONSOLE_LEVEL = INFO ; Console Log level
LOGFILE_LEVEL = DEBUG ; File saved log level
LOGFILE_INTERVAL = 1 ; The interval of log file replacing
LOGFILE_BACKUP_COUNT= 14 ; The count of backup log file
After modify KeenTune-bench configuration file, we can deploy KeenTune-bench and listening to requests as
>> keentune-benchor depoly KeenTune-bench by systemctl
>> systemctl start keentune-benchNOTE: You need copy the file 'keentune-bench.service' to '/usr/lib/systemd/system' manually, if you installed the keentune-bench by 'setuptools' rather then 'yum install'.
bench/
├── bench.conf # Configuration file
├── bench.py # Entrance of keentune-bench
├── common # Common module, includes log, config and tools.
│ ├── config.py
│ ├── __init__.py
│ ├── pylog.py
│ └── system.py
├── controller # Service response module.
│ ├── benchmark.py
│ ├── __init__.py
│ ├── sendfile.py
│ └── status.py
├── __init__.py
└── modules # benchmark running module
├── benchmark.py
└── __init__.py
3 directories, 13 files