def attach_to_node(self, node):
# we gather also host level metrics here although they will just be overridden for multiple nodes on the same node (which is no
# problem as the values are identical anyway).
self.metrics_store.add_meta_info(metrics.MetaInfoScope.node,
node.node_name, "os_name",
sysstats.os_name())
self.metrics_store.add_meta_info(metrics.MetaInfoScope.node,
node.node_name, "os_version",
sysstats.os_version())
self.metrics_store.add_meta_info(metrics.MetaInfoScope.node,
node.node_name, "cpu_logical_cores",
sysstats.logical_cpu_cores())
self.metrics_store.add_meta_info(metrics.MetaInfoScope.node,
node.node_name, "cpu_physical_cores",
sysstats.physical_cpu_cores())
self.metrics_store.add_meta_info(metrics.MetaInfoScope.node,
node.node_name, "cpu_model",
sysstats.cpu_model())
self.metrics_store.add_meta_info(metrics.MetaInfoScope.node,
node.node_name, "node_name",
node.node_name)
# This is actually the only node level metric, but it is easier to implement this way
self.metrics_store.add_meta_info(metrics.MetaInfoScope.node,
node.node_name, "host_name",
node.host_name)
def attach_to_node(self, node):
self.metrics_store.add_meta_info(metrics.MetaInfoScope.node,
node.node_name, "os_name",
sysstats.os_name())
self.metrics_store.add_meta_info(metrics.MetaInfoScope.node,
node.node_name, "os_version",
sysstats.os_version())
self.metrics_store.add_meta_info(metrics.MetaInfoScope.node,
node.node_name, "cpu_logical_cores",
sysstats.logical_cpu_cores())
self.metrics_store.add_meta_info(metrics.MetaInfoScope.node,
node.node_name, "cpu_physical_cores",
sysstats.physical_cpu_cores())
self.metrics_store.add_meta_info(metrics.MetaInfoScope.node,
node.node_name, "cpu_model",
sysstats.cpu_model())
self.metrics_store.add_meta_info(metrics.MetaInfoScope.node,
node.node_name, "node_name",
node.node_name)
self.metrics_store.add_meta_info(metrics.MetaInfoScope.node,
node.node_name, "host_name",
node.host_name)
def attach_to_node(self, node):
# we gather also host level metrics here although they will just be overridden for multiple nodes on the same node (which is no
# problem as the values are identical anyway).
self.metrics_store.add_meta_info(metrics.MetaInfoScope.node, node.node_name, "os_name", sysstats.os_name())
self.metrics_store.add_meta_info(metrics.MetaInfoScope.node, node.node_name, "os_version", sysstats.os_version())
self.metrics_store.add_meta_info(metrics.MetaInfoScope.node, node.node_name, "cpu_logical_cores", sysstats.logical_cpu_cores())
self.metrics_store.add_meta_info(metrics.MetaInfoScope.node, node.node_name, "cpu_physical_cores", sysstats.physical_cpu_cores())
self.metrics_store.add_meta_info(metrics.MetaInfoScope.node, node.node_name, "cpu_model", sysstats.cpu_model())
self.metrics_store.add_meta_info(metrics.MetaInfoScope.node, node.node_name, "node_name", node.node_name)
# This is actually the only node level metric, but it is easier to implement this way
self.metrics_store.add_meta_info(metrics.MetaInfoScope.node, node.node_name, "host_name", node.host_name)
:param name: A descriptive name for this car.
:param config_snippet: A string snippet that will be appended as is to elasticsearch.yml of the benchmark candidate.
:param logging_config: A string representing the entire contents of logging.yml. If not set, the factory defaults will be used.
:param nodes: The number of nodes to start. Defaults to 1 node. All nodes are started on the same machine.
:param processors: The number of processors to use (per node).
:param heap: A string defining the maximum amount of Java heap to use. For allows values, see the documentation on -Xmx
in `<http://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/technotes/tools/unix/java.html#BABHDABI>`
:param java_opts: Additional Java options to pass to each node on startup.
:param gc_opts: Additional garbage collector options to pass to each node on startup.
"""
self.name = name
self.custom_config_snippet = config_snippet
self.custom_logging_config = logging_config
self.nodes = nodes
self.processors = processors
self.heap = heap
self.java_opts = java_opts
self.gc_opts = gc_opts
def __str__(self):
return self.name
cars = [
Car(name="defaults"),
Car(name="4gheap", heap="4g"),
Car(name="two_nodes", nodes=2, processors=sysstats.logical_cpu_cores() // 2),
Car(name="verbose_iw", logging_config={"logging.yml": mergePartsLogYmlConfig, "log4j2.properties": mergePartsLog4j2Config})
]
candidate=CandidateSettings(index_settings=benchmarkFastSettings, heap="4g"),
benchmark=BenchmarkSettings()
),
TrackSetup(
name="fastupdates",
description="the same as fast, except we pass in an ID (worst case random UUID) for each document and 25% of the time the ID "
"already exists in the index.",
candidate=CandidateSettings(index_settings=benchmarkFastSettings, heap="4g"),
benchmark=BenchmarkSettings(id_conflicts=IndexIdConflict.SequentialConflicts)
),
TrackSetup(
name="two_nodes_defaults",
description="append-only, using all default settings, but runs 2 nodes on 1 box (5 shards, 1 replica).",
# integer divide!
candidate=CandidateSettings(index_settings=greenNodeSettings, nodes=2,
processors=sysstats.logical_cpu_cores() // 2),
benchmark=BenchmarkSettings()
),
TrackSetup(
name="defaults_verbose_iw",
description="Based on defaults but specifically set up to gather merge part times.",
# integer divide!
candidate=CandidateSettings(index_settings=greenNodeSettings,
logging_config=mergePartsLogConfig),
benchmark=BenchmarkSettings()
),
]
in `<http://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/technotes/tools/unix/java.html#BABHDABI>`
:param java_opts: Additional Java options to pass to each node on startup.
:param gc_opts: Additional garbage collector options to pass to each node on startup.
"""
self.name = name
self.custom_config_snippet = config_snippet
self.custom_logging_config = logging_config
self.nodes = nodes
self.processors = processors
self.heap = heap
self.java_opts = java_opts
self.gc_opts = gc_opts
def __str__(self):
return self.name
cars = [
Car(name="defaults"),
Car(name="4gheap", heap="4g"),
Car(name="two_nodes",
nodes=2,
processors=sysstats.logical_cpu_cores() // 2),
Car(name="verbose_iw",
logging_config={
"logging.yml": mergePartsLogYmlConfig,
"log4j2.properties": mergePartsLog4j2Config,
"log4j2.properties.5": mergePartsLog4j2ConfigV5,
})
]
