Author: manik.surtani(a)jboss.com Date: 2007-12-07 05:16:55 -0500 (Fri, 07 Dec 2007) New Revision: 4802 Added: cache-bench-fwk/trunk/conf/cachebench-coherence.xml cache-bench-fwk/trunk/conf/cachebench-jbc-async.xml cache-bench-fwk/trunk/conf/cachebench-jbc-br.xml Log: Additional configs Copied: cache-bench-fwk/trunk/conf/cachebench-coherence.xml (from rev 4799, cache-bench-fwk/trunk/conf/cachebench.xml) =================================================================== --- cache-bench-fwk/trunk/conf/cachebench-coherence.xml (rev 0) +++ cache-bench-fwk/trunk/conf/cachebench-coherence.xml 2007-12-07 10:16:55 UTC (rev 4802) @@ -0,0 +1,73 @@ +<!-- + Configures and controls the behaviour of the cache benchmarking framework. + + sampleSize - this is the number of putsgets to be performed, an average is used in metrics. + gcBetweenTestsEnabled - if true, the framework pauses between each test and requests System.gc() - use this if you find yourself running out of mem! + sleepBetweenTests - ms to sleep between tests. useful to allow the JVM some time to do a gc + emptyCacheBetweenTests - again, use if you're running out of mem. + numThreads - the number of executor threads to use to perform the required number of operations. +--> +<cachebench sampleSize="100000" gcBetweenTestsEnabled="true" sleepBetweenTests="1000" emptyCacheBetweenTests="true" numThreads="10"> + + <!-- Each testcase represents either a single configuration or a cacheing product. + + For example, WhirlyCache would be one test case. JBossCache-standalone could be another, JBossCache-replicated could be yet another + + See the javadoc for org.cachebench.CacheWrapper for the cacheWrapper property + --> + + <!-- + Note that if you are using REPLICATED tests, using the "ant runSlave" command, you can only run one test at a time. + Otherwise, if you are using the test in standalone mode (testing a LOCAL cache), you can add multiple "testcase" elements. + --> + + <!-- Make SURE you read the docs - especially when using Terracotta as this involves some additional setup --> + + <!-- Legacy stuff --> + <!--<testcase name="JBossCache140-Pessimistic-REPL_SYNC" cacheWrapper="org.cachebench.cachewrappers.JBossCacheWrapper">--> + <!--<testcase name="EHCache124-replicated" cacheWrapper="org.cachebench.cachewrappers.EHCacheWrapper">--> + <!--<testcase name="Terracotta230" cacheWrapper="org.cachebench.cachewrappers.TerracottaWrapper">--> + + + <!--<testcase name="JBossCache2x-Pessimistic-REPL_SYNC_BR" cacheWrapper="org.cachebench.cachewrappers.JBossCache200Wrapper">--> + <!--<testcase name="JBossCache2x-Pessimistic-REPL_ASYNC" cacheWrapper="org.cachebench.cachewrappers.JBossCache200Wrapper">--> + <testcase name="Coherence-3.x" cacheWrapper="org.cachebench.cachewrappers.CoherenceWrapper"> + + <!-- + * The "name" attrib is just used for display in the reports. + * You can write your own custom testClass. + * weight is currently unused. + --> + <test name="Strings" testClass="org.cachebench.tests.StringTest" weight="2.0" /> + + <!-- + <test name="Primitive Wrappers" testClass="org.cachebench.tests.PrimitiveTest" weight="1.0" /> + <test name="Custom Class Types" testClass="org.cachebench.tests.CustomClassTest" weight="1.0" /> + <test name="Custom Subclasses of Abstracts" testClass="org.cachebench.tests.SubclassTest" weight="1.5" /> + <test name="Custom Types With Transients" testClass="org.cachebench.tests.TransientTest" weight="1.0" /> + <test name="Custom Types With Statics" testClass="org.cachebench.tests.StaticsTest" weight="1.5" /> + <test name="Custom Types With Associations" testClass="org.cachebench.tests.AssociationsTest" weight="2.0" /> + --> + + <!-- arbitrary params may be passed into the cacheWrapper implementation, typically used to pass in config files for the cache product. --> + <!-- JBoss Cache 1.4.x and 2.x --> + <param name="config" value="pess-repl-sync-br.xml" /> + <!--<param name="config" value="pess-repl-async.xml" />--> + + <!-- EHCache --> + <!--<param name="config" value="ehcache-repl-sync.xml" />--> + + <!-- Terracotta --> + <!--<param name="config" value="tc-config-pojo.xml" />--> + </testcase> + + + <!-- Currently we only have a CSVReportGenerator. See javadocs for org.cachebench.reportgenerators.ReportGenerator for writing your + own report generators such as XML generators, graphic generators, etc --> + + <!-- The CSV report generated can be plugged in to a spreadsheet to generate graphs, etc. --> + <report + outputFile="performance.csv" + generator="org.cachebench.reportgenerators.CSVReportGenerator" /> + +</cachebench> Added: cache-bench-fwk/trunk/conf/cachebench-jbc-async.xml =================================================================== --- cache-bench-fwk/trunk/conf/cachebench-jbc-async.xml (rev 0) +++ cache-bench-fwk/trunk/conf/cachebench-jbc-async.xml 2007-12-07 10:16:55 UTC (rev 4802) @@ -0,0 +1,73 @@ +<!-- + Configures and controls the behaviour of the cache benchmarking framework. + + sampleSize - this is the number of putsgets to be performed, an average is used in metrics. + gcBetweenTestsEnabled - if true, the framework pauses between each test and requests System.gc() - use this if you find yourself running out of mem! + sleepBetweenTests - ms to sleep between tests. useful to allow the JVM some time to do a gc + emptyCacheBetweenTests - again, use if you're running out of mem. + numThreads - the number of executor threads to use to perform the required number of operations. +--> +<cachebench sampleSize="100000" gcBetweenTestsEnabled="true" sleepBetweenTests="1000" emptyCacheBetweenTests="true" numThreads="10"> + + <!-- Each testcase represents either a single configuration or a cacheing product. + + For example, WhirlyCache would be one test case. JBossCache-standalone could be another, JBossCache-replicated could be yet another + + See the javadoc for org.cachebench.CacheWrapper for the cacheWrapper property + --> + + <!-- + Note that if you are using REPLICATED tests, using the "ant runSlave" command, you can only run one test at a time. + Otherwise, if you are using the test in standalone mode (testing a LOCAL cache), you can add multiple "testcase" elements. + --> + + <!-- Make SURE you read the docs - especially when using Terracotta as this involves some additional setup --> + + <!-- Legacy stuff --> + <!--<testcase name="JBossCache140-Pessimistic-REPL_SYNC" cacheWrapper="org.cachebench.cachewrappers.JBossCacheWrapper">--> + <!--<testcase name="EHCache124-replicated" cacheWrapper="org.cachebench.cachewrappers.EHCacheWrapper">--> + <!--<testcase name="Terracotta230" cacheWrapper="org.cachebench.cachewrappers.TerracottaWrapper">--> + + + <testcase name="JBossCache2x-Pessimistic-REPL_SYNC_BR" cacheWrapper="org.cachebench.cachewrappers.JBossCache200Wrapper"> + <!--<testcase name="JBossCache2x-Pessimistic-REPL_ASYNC" cacheWrapper="org.cachebench.cachewrappers.JBossCache200Wrapper">--> + <!--<testcase name="Coherence-3.x" cacheWrapper="org.cachebench.cachewrappers.CoherenceWrapper">--> + + <!-- + * The "name" attrib is just used for display in the reports. + * You can write your own custom testClass. + * weight is currently unused. + --> + <test name="Strings" testClass="org.cachebench.tests.StringTest" weight="2.0" /> + + <!-- + <test name="Primitive Wrappers" testClass="org.cachebench.tests.PrimitiveTest" weight="1.0" /> + <test name="Custom Class Types" testClass="org.cachebench.tests.CustomClassTest" weight="1.0" /> + <test name="Custom Subclasses of Abstracts" testClass="org.cachebench.tests.SubclassTest" weight="1.5" /> + <test name="Custom Types With Transients" testClass="org.cachebench.tests.TransientTest" weight="1.0" /> + <test name="Custom Types With Statics" testClass="org.cachebench.tests.StaticsTest" weight="1.5" /> + <test name="Custom Types With Associations" testClass="org.cachebench.tests.AssociationsTest" weight="2.0" /> + --> + + <!-- arbitrary params may be passed into the cacheWrapper implementation, typically used to pass in config files for the cache product. --> + <!-- JBoss Cache 1.4.x and 2.x --> + <param name="config" value="pess-repl-sync-br.xml" /> + <!--<param name="config" value="pess-repl-async.xml" />--> + + <!-- EHCache --> + <!--<param name="config" value="ehcache-repl-sync.xml" />--> + + <!-- Terracotta --> + <!--<param name="config" value="tc-config-pojo.xml" />--> + </testcase> + + + <!-- Currently we only have a CSVReportGenerator. See javadocs for org.cachebench.reportgenerators.ReportGenerator for writing your + own report generators such as XML generators, graphic generators, etc --> + + <!-- The CSV report generated can be plugged in to a spreadsheet to generate graphs, etc. --> + <report + outputFile="performance.csv" + generator="org.cachebench.reportgenerators.CSVReportGenerator" /> + +</cachebench> Added: cache-bench-fwk/trunk/conf/cachebench-jbc-br.xml =================================================================== --- cache-bench-fwk/trunk/conf/cachebench-jbc-br.xml (rev 0) +++ cache-bench-fwk/trunk/conf/cachebench-jbc-br.xml 2007-12-07 10:16:55 UTC (rev 4802) @@ -0,0 +1,73 @@ +<!-- + Configures and controls the behaviour of the cache benchmarking framework. + + sampleSize - this is the number of putsgets to be performed, an average is used in metrics. + gcBetweenTestsEnabled - if true, the framework pauses between each test and requests System.gc() - use this if you find yourself running out of mem! + sleepBetweenTests - ms to sleep between tests. useful to allow the JVM some time to do a gc + emptyCacheBetweenTests - again, use if you're running out of mem. + numThreads - the number of executor threads to use to perform the required number of operations. +--> +<cachebench sampleSize="100000" gcBetweenTestsEnabled="true" sleepBetweenTests="1000" emptyCacheBetweenTests="true" numThreads="10"> + + <!-- Each testcase represents either a single configuration or a cacheing product. + + For example, WhirlyCache would be one test case. JBossCache-standalone could be another, JBossCache-replicated could be yet another + + See the javadoc for org.cachebench.CacheWrapper for the cacheWrapper property + --> + + <!-- + Note that if you are using REPLICATED tests, using the "ant runSlave" command, you can only run one test at a time. + Otherwise, if you are using the test in standalone mode (testing a LOCAL cache), you can add multiple "testcase" elements. + --> + + <!-- Make SURE you read the docs - especially when using Terracotta as this involves some additional setup --> + + <!-- Legacy stuff --> + <!--<testcase name="JBossCache140-Pessimistic-REPL_SYNC" cacheWrapper="org.cachebench.cachewrappers.JBossCacheWrapper">--> + <!--<testcase name="EHCache124-replicated" cacheWrapper="org.cachebench.cachewrappers.EHCacheWrapper">--> + <!--<testcase name="Terracotta230" cacheWrapper="org.cachebench.cachewrappers.TerracottaWrapper">--> + + + <!--<testcase name="JBossCache2x-Pessimistic-REPL_SYNC_BR" cacheWrapper="org.cachebench.cachewrappers.JBossCache200Wrapper">--> + <testcase name="JBossCache2x-Pessimistic-REPL_ASYNC" cacheWrapper="org.cachebench.cachewrappers.JBossCache200Wrapper"> + <!--<testcase name="Coherence-3.x" cacheWrapper="org.cachebench.cachewrappers.CoherenceWrapper">--> + + <!-- + * The "name" attrib is just used for display in the reports. + * You can write your own custom testClass. + * weight is currently unused. + --> + <test name="Strings" testClass="org.cachebench.tests.StringTest" weight="2.0" /> + + <!-- + <test name="Primitive Wrappers" testClass="org.cachebench.tests.PrimitiveTest" weight="1.0" /> + <test name="Custom Class Types" testClass="org.cachebench.tests.CustomClassTest" weight="1.0" /> + <test name="Custom Subclasses of Abstracts" testClass="org.cachebench.tests.SubclassTest" weight="1.5" /> + <test name="Custom Types With Transients" testClass="org.cachebench.tests.TransientTest" weight="1.0" /> + <test name="Custom Types With Statics" testClass="org.cachebench.tests.StaticsTest" weight="1.5" /> + <test name="Custom Types With Associations" testClass="org.cachebench.tests.AssociationsTest" weight="2.0" /> + --> + + <!-- arbitrary params may be passed into the cacheWrapper implementation, typically used to pass in config files for the cache product. --> + <!-- JBoss Cache 1.4.x and 2.x --> + <!--<param name="config" value="pess-repl-sync-br.xml" /> --> + <param name="config" value="pess-repl-async.xml" /> + + <!-- EHCache --> + <!--<param name="config" value="ehcache-repl-sync.xml" />--> + + <!-- Terracotta --> + <!--<param name="config" value="tc-config-pojo.xml" />--> + </testcase> + + + <!-- Currently we only have a CSVReportGenerator. See javadocs for org.cachebench.reportgenerators.ReportGenerator for writing your + own report generators such as XML generators, graphic generators, etc --> + + <!-- The CSV report generated can be plugged in to a spreadsheet to generate graphs, etc. --> + <report + outputFile="performance.csv" + generator="org.cachebench.reportgenerators.CSVReportGenerator" /> + +</cachebench>