This tool works only with gcc/Linux.
The test reads or writes small random data (default 4KB) to block aligned seeks of a specified file or device.
usage: disktest [options] [-rwRWt] <device or file>
-b [bytes] block size (default 4K)
-o [bytes] offset into block (default 0)
-s [bytes] size to read/write (default 4K)
-r [threads] num read threads
-w [threads] num write threads
-R [count] total number of reads to do (across all threads)
-W [count] total number of writes to do (across all threads)
-t [seconds] time to run
-S [bytes] seek range limit (default is the size of the file/device)
-d debug on
-D use O_DIRECT (bypass page cache)
-h help
To test a file system, create a large file first. e.g. for 500 GB:
dd if=/dev/zero of=/data/mytestfile bs=4096 count=131072000
Read seek test with 32 threads, running for 30 seconds, bypass page cache:
disktest -r 32 -t 30 -D /data/mytestfile
Do 8000 read seeks with 10 threads:
disktest -R 8000 -r 10 /data/mytestfile
Run 32 read threads and 1 write thread on the device (device data will be trashed!):
disktest -r 32 -w 1 -t 60 /dev/sdb
Seek within only the first 1 GB of the file/device
disktest -r 32 -S 1000000000 -t 30 /data/mytestfile
- Steve Jiang (@sjiang) (email: gh at iamsteve.com)
disktest is licensed under the Apache License Version 2.0
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