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This script intends to test unison with varying workloads and various amounts of resources.
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#!/bin/sh | ||
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# NB: This program is a work in progress. | ||
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# This program invokes unison in varying ways to attempt to determine | ||
# how much memory is required for a given sync, or alternatively how | ||
# big a sync can be done in a given amount of memory. | ||
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# The program expects to own $HOME/UNISON-TEST, but tries not to | ||
# damage any files existing when it is run. | ||
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# This program is written in POSIX /bin/sh and intends to use only | ||
# tools specified by POSIX, specifically avoiding bash and GNU/Linux | ||
# extensions not present on other systems. Practically, for now, it | ||
# will use a subset that is present on GNU/Linux, macOS, *BSD, and | ||
# illumos, documented here. | ||
# - seq(1) | ||
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# The overall design is | ||
# - a number of shell functions for various setup and micro tests | ||
# - functions to wrap those in loops | ||
# - functions to format output | ||
# - written (for now) for nerds; errors understandable from reading | ||
# the sources are good enough | ||
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# The sh style is | ||
# quote when necessary | ||
# avoid quotes when static analysis says that is safe | ||
# use ${var} always | ||
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# TODO | ||
# - figure out how to set limits on remote process | ||
# - figure out how to set UNISON for remote process | ||
# - loop over sizes | ||
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log () { | ||
now=`date +%s` | ||
echo "check-memory: $now $*" | ||
} | ||
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fatal () { | ||
log FATAL $* | ||
exit 1 | ||
} | ||
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CONTAINER=/tmp | ||
DIR=${CONTAINER}/UNISON-TEST | ||
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goto_dir () { | ||
cd ${CONTAINER} | ||
if [ \! -d ${DIR} ]; then | ||
mkdir ${DIR} || fatal mkdir | ||
fi | ||
cd ${DIR} || fatal cd | ||
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# Ensure no other uid can access the socket. | ||
chmod 700 . || fatal chmod | ||
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if [ -e local -o -e remote ]; then | ||
fatal source or remote exists at startup | ||
fi | ||
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# Avoid creating archive files in the user's directory. | ||
# Ensure that tests start out without leftover state. | ||
UNISON=${DIR}/.unison.local | ||
export UNISON | ||
if [ -e .unison ]; then | ||
fatal .unison exists at startup | ||
fi | ||
} | ||
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# Clean up all state we created. | ||
fini () { | ||
# Be extra careful about removals. | ||
if [ -d ../UNISON-TEST ]; then | ||
rm -rf local remote .unison.local .unison.remote s | ||
else | ||
fatal fini not in UNISON-TEST | ||
fi | ||
} | ||
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# Create N*M small files. | ||
init_N_M () { | ||
if [ -e local ]; then | ||
fatal init_N_m local exists | ||
fi | ||
mkdir local | ||
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for n in $(seq $1); do | ||
mkdir local/$n | ||
for m in $(seq $2); do | ||
echo $n $m > local/$n/$m | ||
done | ||
done | ||
} | ||
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touch_N_M_all () { | ||
if [ ! -e local ]; then | ||
fatal touch_N_m local does not exist | ||
fi | ||
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find local -type f | while read f; do | ||
date >> $f | ||
done | ||
} | ||
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# Set limit of arg1 to arg2 | ||
limit () { | ||
flag=-"$1" | ||
log limit flag $flag | ||
old=`ulimit $flag` | ||
ulimit $flag $2 | ||
new=`ulimit $flag` | ||
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log limit flag $flag old $old req $2 new $new | ||
} | ||
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limit_display () { | ||
log SOFT | ||
ulimit -S -a | ||
if false; then | ||
log HARD | ||
ulimit -H -a | ||
fi | ||
} | ||
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start_server () { | ||
UNISON=${DIR}/.unison.remote | ||
export UNISON | ||
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unison -socket s $* & | ||
sleep 1 | ||
} | ||
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# Perform a sync | ||
# expect: local and remote already set up | ||
# results: exit status stored in STATUS | ||
do_sync () { | ||
unison -killserver -batch $* local socket://{${DIR}/s}//${DIR}/remote | ||
STATUS=$? | ||
} | ||
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# For no good reason, pick 10x1000 = 10^4 files. | ||
# Use the same memory limit for local and remote. The search space is | ||
# too large, and finding the level at which one breaks is, for now, | ||
# good enough. | ||
# \todo Expand to take args, so it can be used in a loop. | ||
simple_test () { | ||
N=10 | ||
M=1000 | ||
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# NetBSD 10 amd64 10 1000: 1373 bad 1376 ok | ||
# NetBSD 10 amd64 20 1000: 1376 ok | ||
# NetBSD 10 amd64 40 1000: 1376 ok | ||
memory=1376 | ||
# NetBSD 10 amd64 10 1000: 84 bad 88 ok | ||
# NetBSD 10 amd64 20 1000: 96 bad 100 ok (recheck this) | ||
# NetBSD 10 amd64 40 1000: 208 bad 212 ok | ||
stack=88 | ||
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# Create many files, N dirs of M files. | ||
init_N_M ${N} ${M} | ||
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# Set limits. | ||
limit d ${memory} | ||
limit s ${stack} | ||
limit_display | ||
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start_server -ignorearchives | ||
do_sync -ignorearchives | ||
# log a cryptic line, that can be grepped for and parsed programmatically | ||
log "sync ${N} ${M} ${memory} ${stack} ${STATUS}" | ||
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touch_N_M_all | ||
start_server | ||
do_sync | ||
log "sync-touch-all ${N} ${M} ${memory} ${stack} ${STATUS}" | ||
} | ||
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# \todo Write a loop with binary search, to find the memory needed for a given test. | ||
# \todo Write a loop over test sizes. | ||
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all () { | ||
goto_dir | ||
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simple_test | ||
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fini | ||
} | ||
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all |