disk-read-benchmark/README.md

# Read-only benchmark

This tests the latency, sequential read, and random read speeds of a variety of data.

## Running

The program will automatically generate all data used, except for the regular polygon data. Once the data is generated, stop the program with Ctrl+C, then run `prepare.sh` to archive and mount the data using [DwarFS](https://github.com/mhx/dwarfs), `tar`, and [`fuse-archive`](https://github.com/google/fuse-archive).

It will output its data at `./data/benchmark-data.csv` and `./data/bulk.csv` in these formats:

`benchmark-data.csv`:

```txt
filesystem dir,file path,sequential read time,sequential read latency,random read time,random read latency
```

`bulk.csv`:

```txt
filesystem dir,folder path,test type,time1,time2,time3,[...]
```
Add the rest of the datasets 2024-10-25 21:53:37 -05:00			`# Read-only benchmark`

			`This tests the latency, sequential read, and random read speeds of a variety of data.`
it's doneeeeeee (aside from adding stuff like clap) 2024-10-29 22:34:44 -05:00
			`## Running`

			The program will automatically generate all data used, except for the regular polygon data. Once the data is generated, stop the program with Ctrl+C, then run `prepare.sh` to archive and mount the data using [DwarFS](https://github.com/mhx/dwarfs), `tar`, and [`fuse-archive`](https://github.com/google/fuse-archive).

			It will output its data at `./data/benchmark-data.csv` and `./data/bulk.csv` in these formats:

			`benchmark-data.csv`:

			```txt
			`filesystem dir,file path,sequential read time,sequential read latency,random read time,random read latency`
			```

			`bulk.csv`:

			```txt
			`filesystem dir,folder path,test type,time1,time2,time3,[...]`
			```