Re: About the web polygraph to test squid performance

From: Leon Xiang Li <xli_at_redhat.com>
Date: Fri, 01 Jun 2007 09:05:59 +0800

Thanks a lot for your helpful reply. I will try mix-4 instead .

Actually I just set a simple test: three server , one running squid ,
another two running ploysrv , poylclt seperately.

Can you give me some clue about how to modify PolyMix-4.pg ?

how can I set IP ?

        client_side = {
                addr_space = [ 'lo0::10.101.0-123.1-250/22' ];
                hosts = [ '172.16.101.61-62' ]; // replace with IPs of
your PCs
        };
        server_side = {
                addr_space = [ 'lo0::10.101.128-251.1-250:80/22' ];
                hosts = [ '172.16.101.191-192' ]; // replace with IPs of
your PCs
        };

What is the reasonable value for peak_req_rate & FillRate ?

How about if I have no dns server in my private network ?

Can I ignore it?

Thanks a lot!

Leon Li *RHCE* 708 Tower A, Fortune Plaza, No. 7
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Red Hat,Greater China Phone: +86-10-65339318
Email: xli_at_redhat.com Fax +86 10 6533 9400

Alex Rousskov wrote:
> On Thu, 2007-05-31 at 20:19 +0800, Leon Xiang Li wrote:
>
>> I use polymix-1.pg to test the squid preformance.
>
> You really should not. Please use PolyMix-4 or, at the very least,
> PolyMix-3.
>
>> But there is no much document available about the meaning of pgl
>> configuration file and working theory of polygraph.
>
> You will find workload descriptions and PGL reference at
> http://www.web-polygraph.org/docs/workloads/
> http://www.web-polygraph.org/docs/reference/pgl/
>
> The HOWTO documents and cache-off reports linked from the workload pages
> may be very useful as well. You will find all our public benchmarking
> results at http://www.measurement-factory.com/results/
>
> Finally, Appendix D of Duane Wessel's Squid book talks about Squid
> performance testing with Polygraph: http://squidbook.org/
>
>> But after 1 hour, it still runing and in i-warm phase.
>
> I do not remember much about PolyMix-1 (it was written even before PGL),
> but it is possible that your robots cannot contact all the origin
> servers and keep trying. If you insist on using PolyMix-1, please use
> verbosity level 10 and post console logs for further assistance. I would
> not recommend relying on PolyMix-1 results though.
>
> Thank you,
>
> Alex.
>
>
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