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# Barrage
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## Introduction
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Barrage is a benchmarking tool and has the goal to fill the following roles.
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- Orchestrate running the benchmark on the server and client(s).
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- Collect hardware and OS statistics (CPU, memory, disk, network, etc).
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- Generate graphs.
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# Ideas
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My initial thought is Barrage will have an agent and orchestrator mode. Once the benchmark run is complete it will post the benchmark details to a Gist on GitHub including the graphs.
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# Prerequisites
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Barrage only runs on operating systems with `dstat` and won't work on Mac OSX yet. In the future roles not collecting system metrics won't have this restriction.
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You need some packages on Linux installed to run Barrage. For example on Ubuntu you will need the following packages.
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# Installing
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`gem install barrage_bench`
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# Running
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`barrage capture` and `CTRL-C` will exit the dstat capturing and plot the graphs and post them to imgur and report a link to the image.
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module Barrage
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name: barrage_bench
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version: !ruby/object:Gem::Version
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platform: ruby
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authors:
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- kellabyte
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