Re: About the web polygraph to test squid performance
Henrik Nordstrom <henrik-N0bZODiMPoV/[email protected]> Thu, 31 May 2007 20:26:57 +0200
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tor 2007-05-31 klockan 20:19 +0800 skrev Leon Xiang Li: > Hi all: > > > I set up three server : polysrv / polyclt / squid > > I use polymix-1.pg to test the squid preformance. > > But there is no much document available about the meaning of pgl > configuration file and working theory of polygraph. There is quite a bit of documentation available from http://www.web-polygraph.org/docs/ There is not much documentation specific to polymix-1 as there only is one single workload parameter in polymix-1 namely the request rate. For a more realistic simulation the polymix-4 workload is recommended. But it's also considerably more complex to configure.. > I run polysrv as: > > ./polysrv --config /usr/local/polygraph/polymix-1.pg --verb_lvl 4 You haven't specified the port number.. > I run polyclt as: > > ./polyclt --config /usr/local/polygraph/polymix-1.pg --verb_lvl 4 > --proxy 192.168.16.161:8080 --log /tmp/client.log > > > I change the polymix-1.pg as following: > > addr[] srv_ips = ['polyserverip:8080', 'polyserver:8888' ]; > addr[] rbt_ips = ['polyclientip' ]; Try just with the polyserverip:8080, there should only be one srv_ips entry per polygraph server in polymix-1. > But after 1 hour, it still runing and in i-warm phase. Probably the client thinks there is two servers, when there only is one.. Regards Henrik
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