run_wrk_benchmark and plotting scripts #4
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Script: run_wrk_benchmark.py
wraps the
wrkandwrk2tools, providing a streamlined interface for runningbenchmark tests defined in a YAML configuration file. It automates the execution of benchmarks
with user-defined test cases and parameters, such as URLs, headers, threads, and connections.
The script outputs both the raw
wrk/wrk2results and processed CSV files for further analysis.Script: plot_wrk_bm_histograms.py
parses
wrkorwrk2output files generated by the 'run_wrk_bm.py' scriptand visualizes key metrics in the form of histograms. The histograms focus on latency percentiles
and requests per second (RPS) for individual test runs.
Script: plot_wrk_bm_tests_comparison.py
parses CSV files generated by the 'run_wrk_bm.py' tool to create comparative plots
of latency percentiles and requests per second (RPS) across multiple benchmark test cases.
The script reads the CSV files, processes data grouped by unique combinations of thread/connection counts,
and generates plots for each combination.