Oracle's disk testing tool orion

It hasn't worked for a long time. Use it again before you take it out and put it online:

Usage:

-run [normal] | | [advanced]

-testname: the name corresponds to your file name

-num_disks: number of hard drives

-size_small: the IO size of a small random workload (KB).

Size_large: the size of a large random or continuous workload (KB)

-type: type of work for large IO (default is rand):

Rand: large random IO.

Seq: large continuous IO

Generate the file:

_ iops.csv: IOPS values for different pressure types

_ mbps.csv: throughput of different pressure types

_ lat.csv: response time under different pressure types

_ summary.txt: summary of test results

After installation, establish a "test name" .lun in its installation directory

Win:\.\ D:

Linux:/dev/sdc1

1 support random IO test, specify 8K

Orion-run advanced-testname test1-num_disks 1-size_small 8-size_large 8-type rand-duration 30

two。 Support a large number of sequential read tests, specify 1MB

Orion-run advanced-testname test2-num_disks 1-size_small 1024-size_large 1024-type seq

3. Support a large number of random concurrent IO tests

Orion-run advanced-testname test3-num_disks 1-size_small 8-size_large 1024-type rand-duration

4. Support for mixed load testing

/ orion-run advanced-testname test4-num_disks 1-size_small 8-size_large 1024-type rand-simulate concat-write 0-duration 60-matrix detailed