sequential workload
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Hi,
I need to simulate a workload of generating sequence of files - some thing like creating photos.
where is my config:
[global]
create_on_open=1
unlink=1
filesize=70m
size=7000m
[pilatus-sec-write]
rw=write
openfiles=1
nrfiles=100
stonewall
I will expect that a combination of create_on_open and openfiles will create one file at the time, nevertheless all files get created at the same time.
Thanks in advance,
Tigran.
Quoted 19 lines · Tigran
Hi,
I need to simulate a workload of generating sequence of files - some thing like creating photos.
where is my config:
[global]
create_on_open=1
unlink=1
filesize=70m
size=7000m[pilatus-sec-write]
rw=write
openfiles=1
nrfiles=100
stonewall
Quoted 3 lines
I will expect that a combination of
create_on_openand openfiles will create one file at the time, nevertheless all files get created at the same time.
Try adding file_service_type=sequential to your job file.
Cheers,
Jeff
Brian L.
Quoted 25 lines · Jeff Moyer
Quoted 19 lines · Tigran
Hi,
I need to simulate a workload of generating sequence of files - some thing like creating photos.
where is my config:
[global]
create_on_open=1
unlink=1
filesize=70m
size=7000m[pilatus-sec-write]
rw=write
openfiles=1
nrfiles=100
stonewallQuoted 3 lines
I will expect that a combination of
create_on_openand openfiles will create one file at the time, nevertheless all files get created at the same time.
Quoted 5 lines
Try adding file_service_type=sequential to your job file.
Cheers,
Jeff
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if you can't find a soln, try a for loop and create sections like these??:
[pilatus-sec-write_1]
rw=write
openfiles=1
nrfiles=1
stonewall
[pilatus-sec-write_2]
rw=write
openfiles=1
nrfiles=1
stonewall
[pilatus-sec-write_3]
rw=write
openfiles=1
nrfiles=1
stonewall