opa_osd_perf(1)
β¨ NAME β¨
okay so bestie, this is opa_osd_perf(1), living in the IFSFFCLIRG (Man Page) manual. It tests the performance of the distributed SA shared memory database. That's the whole plot. No cap. π
π§ Syntax π§
opa_osd_perf [-q | -p | -S] guidtable
π Options π
--helpβ produces full help text. Like, all of it. Periodt. β¨-qqueries β runs at least the specified number of queries. Minimum. At least. Don't play. π₯-ppkey β specifies to include pkey in the searches. Can be specified up to 8 times. Eight. That's the limit, bestie. π-Ssid β specifies to include SID in the searches. Can be specified up to 8 times. Note that providing both SIDs and pkeys may cause problems. So maybe don't do that? π«£guidtableβ text file that lists the destination GUIDs and LIDs. For example, from abuild_table.plfile. It's giving "the source of truth". πΊοΈ
π Example π
opa_osd_perf -q 100000 -p 0x8001 guidtable
and that's the whole page, bestie. stay slay, stay curious, and may your queries be fast. This came from the IFSFFCLIRG (Man Page) manual, and the copyright situation is Copyright(C) 2015-2019 Intel Corporation. mwah ππ
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