mongodb/debian/mongoperf.1

.TH "MONGOPERF" "1" "March 14, 2013" "2.2.3" "mongodb-manual"
.SH NAME
mongoperf \- MongoDB
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.SH SYNOPSIS
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\fI\%mongoperf\fP is a utility to check disk I/O performance
independently of MongoDB.
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It times tests of random disk I/O and presents the results. You can
use \fI\%mongoperf\fP for any case apart from MongoDB. The
\fI\%mmf\fP \fBtrue\fP mode is completely generic. In
that mode is it somewhat analogous to tools such as \fI\%bonnie++\fP (albeit mongoperf is
simpler).
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Specify options to \fI\%mongoperf\fP using a JavaScript document.
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\fI\%bonnie\fP
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\fI\%bonnie++\fP
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\fI\%Output from an example run\fP
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\fI\%Checking Disk Performance with the mongoperf Utility\fP
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.SH OPTIONS
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.B mongoperf
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.B \-\-help
Displays the options to \fI\%mongoperf\fP.  Specify options to
\fI\%mongoperf\fP with a JSON document described in the
\fI\%Configuration Fields\fP section.
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.B <jsonconfig>
\fI\%mongoperf\fP accepts configuration options in the form of a
file that holds a \fIJSON\fP document. You must stream the
content of this file into \fI\%mongoperf\fP, as in the following
operation:
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mongoperf < config
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.fi
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In this example \fBconfig\fP is the name of a file that holds a JSON
document that resembles the following example:
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{
  nThreads:<n>,
  fileSizeMB:<n>,
  sleepMicros:<n>,
  mmf:<bool>,
  r:<bool>,
  w:<bool>,
  recSizeKB:<n>,
  syncDelay:<n>
}
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See the \fI\%Configuration Fields\fP section for documentation of each
of these fields.
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.SH CONFIGURATION FIELDS
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.B mongoperf.nThreads
\fIType:\fP Integer.
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\fIDefault:\fP 1
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Defines the number of threads \fI\%mongoperf\fP will use in the
test. To saturate your system\(aqs storage system you will need
multiple threads. Consider setting \fI\%nThreads\fP to \fB16\fP.
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.B mongoperf.fileSizeMB
\fIType:\fP Integer.
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\fIDefault:\fP 1 megabyte (i.e. 1024\s-2\u2\d\s0 bytes)
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Test file size.
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.B mongoperf.sleepMicros
\fIType:\fP Integer.
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\fIDefault:\fP 0
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\fI\%mongoperf\fP will pause for the number of specified
\fI\%sleepMicros\fP divided by the
\fI\%nThreads\fP between each operation.
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.B mongoperf.mmf
\fIType:\fP Boolean.
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\fIDefault:\fP \fBfalse\fP
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Set \fI\%mmf\fP to \fBtrue\fP to use memory mapped
files for the tests.
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Generally:
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when \fI\%mmf\fP is \fBfalse\fP, \fI\%mongoperf\fP
tests direct, physical, I/O, without caching. Use a large file
size to test heavy random I/O load and to avoid I/O coalescing.
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when \fI\%mmf\fP is \fBtrue\fP, \fI\%mongoperf\fP
runs tests of the caching system, and can use normal file system
cache. Use \fBmmf\fP in this mode to test file system cache
behavior with memory mapped files.
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.B mongoperf.r
\fIType:\fP Boolean.
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\fIDefault:\fP \fBfalse\fP
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Set \fI\%r\fP to \fBtrue\fP to perform reads as part of
the tests.
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Either \fI\%r\fP or \fI\%w\fP must be \fBtrue\fP.
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.B mongoperf.w
\fIType:\fP Boolean.
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\fIDefault:\fP \fBfalse\fP
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Set \fI\%w\fP to \fBtrue\fP to perform writes as part of
the tests.
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Either \fI\%r\fP or \fI\%w\fP must be \fBtrue\fP.
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.B mongoperf.syncDelay
\fIType:\fP Integer.
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\fIDefault:\fP 0
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Seconds between disk flushes. \fI\%syncDelay\fP is
similar to \fBsyncDelay\fP for \fBmongod\fP.
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The \fI\%syncDelay\fP controls how frequently
\fI\%mongoperf\fP performs an asynchronous disk flush the memory
mapped file used for testing. By default, \fBmongod\fP
performs this operation every every 60 seconds. Use
\fI\%syncDelay\fP to test basic system performance of
this type of operation.
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Only use \fI\%syncDelay\fP in conjunction with
\fI\%mmf\fP set to \fBtrue\fP.
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The default value of \fB0\fP disables this
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.SH USE
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.nf
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mongoperf < jsonconfigfile
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Replace \fBjsonconfigfile\fP with the path to the \fI\%mongoperf\fP
configuration. You may also invoke \fI\%mongoperf\fP in the
following form:
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echo "{nThreads:16,fileSizeMB:1000,r:true}" | ./mongoperf
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In this operation:
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\fI\%mongoperf\fP tests direct physical random read io\(aqs, using
16 concurrent reader threads.
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\fI\%mongoperf\fP  uses a 1 gigabyte test file.
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Consider using \fBiostat\fP, as invoked in the following example to
monitor I/O performance during the test.
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.nf
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iostat \-xm 2
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.SH AUTHOR
MongoDB Documentation Project
.SH COPYRIGHT
2011-2013, 10gen, Inc.
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