Open marksantaniello opened 9 years ago
Essentially turn initialize() into SNIA's workload-independent preconditioning. This means we could do something like to test "128K sequential reads @QD1 after 4K random writes":
purge(); initialize( block_size = '4K', access_pattern = 'random' ); # Always 100% write, high queue depth test( write_percentage = 0, access_pattern = 'sequential', block_size = '128K', queue_depth = 1, warmup_time = 60, run_time = 3600, purge = 0, initialize => 0, );
Essentially turn initialize() into SNIA's workload-independent preconditioning. This means we could do something like to test "128K sequential reads @QD1 after 4K random writes":
purge(); initialize( block_size = '4K', access_pattern = 'random' ); # Always 100% write, high queue depth test( write_percentage = 0, access_pattern = 'sequential', block_size = '128K', queue_depth = 1, warmup_time = 60, run_time = 3600, purge = 0, initialize => 0, );