Hello Kun, Here is the legend for the output:
timediff - the measurement period T (1s in your case) rps - requests per second during the last T requests - total number of requests completed within last the last T (if T=1s, equals to rps) gets - number of completed get requests during the last T sets - number of completed set requests during the last T hits - number of hits in memcached during the last T misses - number of misses in memcached during the last T avg_lat - average latency in milliseconds during the last T 90th - 90-percentile latency in milliseconds during the last T 95th - 95-percentile latency in milliseconds during the last T 99th - 99-percentile latency in milliseconds during the last T min - minimum latency achieved for some package during the last T max - maximum latency achieved for some package during the last T std - standard deviation avg_size - average data size for get requests during the last T Hope this helps. Regards, Djordje ________________________________________ From: suokuns...@gmail.com [suokuns...@gmail.com] on behalf of suokun [k...@uccs.edu] Sent: Monday, January 13, 2014 6:22 PM To: cloudsuite@listes.epfl.ch Subject: [cloudsuite] questions about Data Caching of CloudSuite Dear friends, I am doing some researches using the data caching benchmark you provide on the cloudsuite website: http://parsa.epfl.ch/cloudsuite/memcached.html Here is the picture the terminal shows when I finish the configuration and run the benchmark. I want to know what these parameters(in the red box) mean in detail and I can not find any useful documents on the web. That is why I ask you for help. Thank you very much. Best wishes. Kun -- ********************************** > Kun SUO > Email: suokuns...@gmail.com<mailto:suokuns...@gmail.com> | > k...@uccs.edu<mailto:k...@uccs.edu> > University of Colorado at Colorado Springs > 1420 Austin Bluffs Pkwy, Colorado Springs, CO 80918 **********************************
