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* async replication support - can measure time required for files to appear in a directory tree
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* fs coherency test - in multi-host tests, can force all clients to read files written by different client
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Both python 2.7 and python 3 are supported. Limited support is available for
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pypy, this can be useful for reducing interpreter overhead.
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python 2.7, python 3, pypy and pypy3 are supported. pypy3 can increase throughput by up to 100% where interpreter is the bottleneck -- however at present pypy and pypy3 do not support pyyaml, at least not in Fedora 31.
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Restrictions
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Postprocessing of response time data
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If you specify **--response-times Y** in the command, smallfile will save response time of each operation in per-thread output files in the shared directory as rsptimes*.csv. For example, you can turn these into an X-Y scatterplot so that you can see how response time varies over time. For example:
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If you specify **--response-times Y** in the command, smallfile will save response time of each operation in per-thread output files in the shared directory as rsptimes\*.csv. For example, you can turn these into an X-Y scatterplot so that you can see how response time varies over time. For example:
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# python smallfile_cli.py --response-times Y
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# ls -ltr /var/tmp/smf/network_shared/rsptimes*.csv
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