rpc-perf

rpc-perf is a tool for measuring the performance of network services. While it has historically focused on caching services, the support is expanding to cover HTTP and PubSub.

Content

• Getting started
• Building from source
• Contributing

Getting started

Follow the build instructions to build rpc-perf from this repository and take a look at the example configurations in the configs folder. There you will find some examples for each of the supported protocols. The examples provide a starting point and may need some changes to produce a representative workload for your testing.

Building from source

To build rpc-perf from source, you will need a current Rust toolchain. If you don't have one, you can use rustup or follow the instructions on rust-lang.org.

Now that you have a Rust toolchain installed, you can clone and build the project using the cargo command.

git clone https://github.com/iopsystems/rpc-perf
cd rpc-perf
cargo build --release

This will produce a binary at target/release/rpc-perf which you may copy to a more convenient location. Check out the getting started for more information on how to use rpc-perf

Contributing

If you want to submit a patch, please follow these steps:

1. create a new issue
2. fork on github & clone your fork
3. create a feature branch on your fork
4. push your feature branch
5. create a pull request linked to the issue