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# Autobench Configuration File # host1, host2 # The hostnames of the servers under test # Eg. host1 = iis.test.com # host2 = apache.test.com file = out.tsv host1 = ec2-67-202-61-243.compute-1.amazonaws.com # uri1, uri2 # The URI to test (relative to the document root). For a fair comparison # the files should be identical (although the paths to them may differ on the # different hosts) uri1 = / # port1, port2 # The port number on which the servers are listening port1 = 80 # low_rate, high_rate, rate_step # The 'rate' is the number of number of connections to open per second. # A series of tests will be conducted, starting at low rate, # increasing by rate step, and finishing at high_rate. # The default settings test at rates of 20,30,40,50...180,190,200 low_rate = 1 high_rate = 5 rate_step = 1 # num_conn, num_call # num_conn is the total number of connections to make during a test # num_call is the number of requests per connection # The product of num_call and rate is the the approximate number of # requests per second that will be attempted. num_conn = 1000 num_call = 5 # timeout sets the maximimum time (in seconds) that httperf will wait # for replies from the web server. If the timeout is exceeded, the # reply concerned is counted as an error. timeout = 10 # output_fmt # sets the output type - may be either "csv", or "tsv"; output_fmt = tsv ## Config for distributed autobench (autobench_admin) # clients # comma separated list of the hostnames and portnumbers for the # autobench clients. No whitespace can appear before or after the commas. # clients = bench1.foo.com:4600,bench2.foo.com:4600,bench3.foo.com:4600 #clients = localhost:4600
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