$ git clone https://github.com/RedisLabs/memtier_benchmark.git
$ cd memtier_benchmark
$ autoreconf -ivf
$ ./configure --prefix=/usr/
$ make
$ sudo make install
インストールされていることも確認できるようになります。
$ memtier_benchmark -v
memtier_benchmark 1.3.0
Copyright (C) 2011-2020 Redis Labs Ltd.
This is free software. You may redistribute copies of it under the terms of
the GNU General Public License <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html>.
There is NO WARRANTY, to the extent permitted by law.
$ memtier_benchmark -h
Usage: memtier_benchmark [options]
A memcache/redis NoSQL traffic generator and performance benchmarking tool.
Connection and General Options:
-s, --server=ADDR Server address (default: localhost)
-p, --port=PORT Server port (default: 6379)
-S, --unix-socket=SOCKET UNIX Domain socket name (default: none)
-P, --protocol=PROTOCOL Protocol to use (default: redis). Other
supported protocols are memcache_text,
memcache_binary.
-a, --authenticate=CREDENTIALS Authenticate using specified credentials.
A simple password is used for memcache_text
and Redis <= 5.x. <USER>:<PASSWORD> can be
specified for memcache_binary or Redis 6.x
or newer with ACL user support.
--tls Enable SSL/TLS transport security
--cert=FILE Use specified client certificate for TLS
--key=FILE Use specified private key for TLS
--cacert=FILE Use specified CA certs bundle for TLS
--tls-skip-verify Skip verification of server certificate
--sni=STRING Add an SNI header
-x, --run-count=NUMBER Number of full-test iterations to perform
-D, --debug Print debug output
--client-stats=FILE Produce per-client stats file
-o, --out-file=FILE Name of output file (default: stdout)
--json-out-file=FILE Name of JSON output file, if not set, will not print to json
--hdr-file-prefix=FILE Prefix of HDR Latency Histogram output files, if not set, will not save latency histogram files
--show-config Print detailed configuration before running
--hide-histogram Don't print detailed latency histogram
--print-percentiles Specify which percentiles info to print on the results table (by default prints percentiles: 50,99,99.9)
--cluster-mode Run client in cluster mode
-h, --help Display this help
-v, --version Display version information
Test Options:
-n, --requests=NUMBER Number of total requests per client (default: 10000)
use 'allkeys' to run on the entire key-range
-c, --clients=NUMBER Number of clients per thread (default: 50)
-t, --threads=NUMBER Number of threads (default: 4)
--test-time=SECS Number of seconds to run the test
--ratio=RATIO Set:Get ratio (default: 1:10)
--pipeline=NUMBER Number of concurrent pipelined requests (default: 1)
--reconnect-interval=NUM Number of requests after which re-connection is performed
--multi-key-get=NUM Enable multi-key get commands, up to NUM keys (default: 0)
--select-db=DB DB number to select, when testing a redis server
--distinct-client-seed Use a different random seed for each client
--randomize random seed based on timestamp (default is constant value)
Arbitrary command:
--command=COMMAND Specify a command to send in quotes.
Each command that you specify is run with its ratio and key-pattern options.
For example: --command="set __key__ 5" --command-ratio=2 --command-key-pattern=G
To use a generated key or object, enter:
__key__: Use key generated from Key Options.
__data__: Use data generated from Object Options.
--command-ratio The number of times the command is sent in sequence.(default: 1)
--command-key-pattern Key pattern for the command (default: R):
G for Gaussian distribution.
R for uniform Random.
S for Sequential.
P for Parallel (Sequential were each client has a subset of the key-range).
Object Options:
-d --data-size=SIZE Object data size (default: 32)
--data-offset=OFFSET Actual size of value will be data-size + data-offset
Will use SETRANGE / GETRANGE (default: 0)
-R --random-data Indicate that data should be randomized
--data-size-range=RANGE Use random-sized items in the specified range (min-max)
--data-size-list=LIST Use sizes from weight list (size1:weight1,..sizeN:weightN)
--data-size-pattern=R|S Use together with data-size-range
when set to R, a random size from the defined data sizes will be used,
when set to S, the defined data sizes will be evenly distributed across
the key range, see --key-maximum (default R)
--expiry-range=RANGE Use random expiry values from the specified range
Imported Data Options:
--data-import=FILE Read object data from file
--data-verify Enable data verification when test is complete
--verify-only Only perform --data-verify, without any other test
--generate-keys Generate keys for imported objects
--no-expiry Ignore expiry information in imported data
Key Options:
--key-prefix=PREFIX Prefix for keys (default: "memtier-")
--key-minimum=NUMBER Key ID minimum value (default: 0)
--key-maximum=NUMBER Key ID maximum value (default: 10000000)
--key-pattern=PATTERN Set:Get pattern (default: R:R)
G for Gaussian distribution.
R for uniform Random.
S for Sequential.
P for Parallel (Sequential were each client has a subset of the key-range).
--key-stddev The standard deviation used in the Gaussian distribution
(default is key range / 6)
--key-median The median point used in the Gaussian distribution
(default is the center of the key range)
WAIT Options:
--wait-ratio=RATIO Set:Wait ratio (default is no WAIT commands - 1:0)
--num-slaves=RANGE WAIT for a random number of slaves in the specified range
--wait-timeout=RANGE WAIT for a random number of milliseconds in the specified range (normal
distribution with the center in the middle of the range)