Hi Mickey, Thanks for this. Cheers, Geoff Kassel. On Mon, 9 Feb 2009, Mickey Mazarick wrote: > Heh our tests are kind of an unholy mess... but here's the part I think > is useful: > We use a startup script that will iterate through vol files and mount > the first available file on the list. We have a bunch of vol files that > test a few different server configurations. After mountpoints are > prepared we have other scripts that start virtual machine on the various > mounts. > > In other words I have a directory called "/glustermounts/" and in that > directory I have the files: > main.vol main.vol.ib main.vol.tcp stripe.vol.ha stripe.vol.tcp > > after running "/etc/init.d/glustersystem start" I will have the > following mount points: > /system (our default mount, we actually store the vol files here) > /mnt/main > /mnt/stripe > > The output shows me if any vol file failed to mount and it automatically > attempts the next one (ex" "mounting main.vol failed, trying > main.vol.ib"). We simply arrange vol files from most features to least. > We have a separate script which starts up a virtual machine on each test > mount. This is the actual "test" we use as it creates symbolic links, > uses mmaps etc but it's pretty specific to us. This closely mirrors how > we use it in production. > > I've included out startup script and I would suggest you simply run > something similar to your production on a few mounts in the same way we > have. I may share this with the entire group although there are probably > better init scripts out there. This one does kill all processes attached > to a mount point which is useful. Let me know if you have any questions! > > Thanks! > > -Mickey Mazarick > > Geoff Kassel wrote: > > Hi, > > As a fellow GlusterFS user, I was just wondering if you could point me > > to the regression tests you're using for GlusterFS? > > > > I've looked high and low for the unit tests that the GlusterFS devs > > are meants to be using (ala > > http://www.gluster.org/docs/index.php/GlusterFS_QA) so that I can do my > > own testing, but I've not been able to find them. > > > > If it's tests you've developed in-house, would you be interested in > > releasing them to the wider community? > > > > Kind regards, > > > > Geoff Kassel. > > > > On Thu, 5 Feb 2009, Mickey Mazarick wrote: > >> I haven't done any full regression testing to see where the problem is > >> but the later TLA versions are causeing out storage servers to spike to > >> 100% cpu usage and the clients never see any files. Our initial tests > >> are with ibverbs/HA but no performance translators. > >> > >> Thanks! > >> -Mickey Mazarick
