PerfKit Benchmarker (PKB) contains a set of benchmarks to measure and compare cloud offerings. The benchmarks use default settings to reflect what most users will see. PerfKit Benchmarker is licensed under the Apache 2 license terms. Please make sure to read, understand and agree to the terms of the LICENSE and CONTRIBUTING files before proceeding.
Add --skip_teardown_keep_up_minutes flag to go alongside the --skip_teardown_conditions.
When PKB skips teardown, the --keep_up_time determines how long the benchmark VMs should be kept alive. Note that this only updates the VMs' timeout_utc tags. Since the benchmark stops after skipping teardown, PKB will not teardown the VMs after the --keep_up_time is exceeded. The timeout annotation is used to determine when a user should tear down the VM themselves.
This also adds kept_alive:true to the metadata to make it clear that this VM has lingered after a benchmark run has completed.
The UpdateTimeoutMetadata function is currently implemented for GCP only.
Add
--skip_teardown_keep_up_minutesflag to go alongside the--skip_teardown_conditions.When PKB skips teardown, the
--keep_up_timedetermines how long the benchmark VMs should be kept alive. Note that this only updates the VMs'timeout_utctags. Since the benchmark stops after skipping teardown, PKB will not teardown the VMs after the--keep_up_timeis exceeded. The timeout annotation is used to determine when a user should tear down the VM themselves.This also adds
kept_alive:trueto the metadata to make it clear that this VM has lingered after a benchmark run has completed.The
UpdateTimeoutMetadatafunction is currently implemented for GCP only.