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Posted to olio-user@incubator.apache.org by ZD Yu <zd...@gmail.com> on 2010/07/19 02:12:41 UTC
running Olio driver from command line
I undertand that Olio is developed based on Faban, and there is a browser
based UI to configure and run the workload. But due to some special reason,
I also want to run the workload from command line. Is it doable?
Thanks, ZD
Re: running Olio driver from command line
Posted by Vasileios Kontorinis <bk...@gmail.com>.
Nice tip. Appreciated.
Thanks
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Kontorinis Vasileios
Phd student, University of California San Diego
http://cseweb.ucsd.edu/~vkontori/
bkontorinis@gmail.com
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2010/7/19 Xavier Dutreilh <xa...@midgar.fr>
> Vasileios,
>
> Just for your information, you can add the -x parameter at the first line
> of your script to print all commands before they get run.
> #!/bin/sh -x
>
> /home/<user>/faban.1.0.1/faban/bin/fabancli submit OlioDriver default
> /home/<user>/faban.1.0.1/faban/config/profiles/default/run.xml.OlioDriver
>
> (-e is also good to kill a script when the return code of a command is not
> 0, but applying this to 1-command script does not make sense ;-))
>
> Regards,
>
> Xavier
>
>
> On Mon, Jul 19, 2010 at 6:33 AM, Vasileios Kontorinis <
> bkontorinis@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> ZD,
>> Yes, it is doable and pretty easy actually. The way I do it is through
>> fabancli (faban command line interface).
>> Check http://faban.sunsource.net/1.0/docs/man/fabancli.html
>>
>> Here is a simple script to automate the process
>> #!/bin/sh
>> cmd='/home/<user>/faban.1.0.1/faban/bin/fabancli submit OlioDriver default
>> /home/<user>/faban.1.0.1/faban/config/profiles/default/run.xml.OlioDriver'
>> echo $cmd
>> $cmd
>>
>> It required that you have first run a faban through the web interface and
>> created a "default" profile.
>>
>> Bottom line: fabancli submit is what you are after and I wrote the above
>> so that I do not have to type a lot every time a submit a run.
>> In order to change the configuration now you need to manually change the
>> configuration xml file.
>>
>> Hope this is clear.
>> -------------------------------------------------------------------
>> Kontorinis Vasileios
>> Phd student, University of California San Diego
>> http://cseweb.ucsd.edu/~vkontori/ <http://cseweb.ucsd.edu/%7Evkontori/>
>> bkontorinis@gmail.com
>> -------------------------------------------------------------------
>>
>>
>> 2010/7/18 ZD Yu <zd...@gmail.com>
>>
>> I undertand that Olio is developed based on Faban, and there is a browser
>>> based UI to configure and run the workload. But due to some special reason,
>>> I also want to run the workload from command line. Is it doable?
>>>
>>> Thanks, ZD
>>>
>>
>>
>
Re: running Olio driver from command line
Posted by Xavier Dutreilh <xa...@midgar.fr>.
Vasileios,
Just for your information, you can add the -x parameter at the first line of
your script to print all commands before they get run.
#!/bin/sh -x
/home/<user>/faban.1.0.1/faban/bin/fabancli submit OlioDriver default
/home/<user>/faban.1.0.1/faban/config/profiles/default/run.xml.OlioDriver
(-e is also good to kill a script when the return code of a command is not
0, but applying this to 1-command script does not make sense ;-))
Regards,
Xavier
On Mon, Jul 19, 2010 at 6:33 AM, Vasileios Kontorinis <bkontorinis@gmail.com
> wrote:
> ZD,
> Yes, it is doable and pretty easy actually. The way I do it is through
> fabancli (faban command line interface).
> Check http://faban.sunsource.net/1.0/docs/man/fabancli.html
>
> Here is a simple script to automate the process
> #!/bin/sh
> cmd='/home/<user>/faban.1.0.1/faban/bin/fabancli submit OlioDriver default
> /home/<user>/faban.1.0.1/faban/config/profiles/default/run.xml.OlioDriver'
> echo $cmd
> $cmd
>
> It required that you have first run a faban through the web interface and
> created a "default" profile.
>
> Bottom line: fabancli submit is what you are after and I wrote the above
> so that I do not have to type a lot every time a submit a run.
> In order to change the configuration now you need to manually change the
> configuration xml file.
>
> Hope this is clear.
> -------------------------------------------------------------------
> Kontorinis Vasileios
> Phd student, University of California San Diego
> http://cseweb.ucsd.edu/~vkontori/ <http://cseweb.ucsd.edu/%7Evkontori/>
> bkontorinis@gmail.com
> -------------------------------------------------------------------
>
>
> 2010/7/18 ZD Yu <zd...@gmail.com>
>
> I undertand that Olio is developed based on Faban, and there is a browser
>> based UI to configure and run the workload. But due to some special reason,
>> I also want to run the workload from command line. Is it doable?
>>
>> Thanks, ZD
>>
>
>
Re: running Olio driver from command line
Posted by Vasileios Kontorinis <bk...@gmail.com>.
ZD,
Yes, it is doable and pretty easy actually. The way I do it is through
fabancli (faban command line interface).
Check http://faban.sunsource.net/1.0/docs/man/fabancli.html
Here is a simple script to automate the process
#!/bin/sh
cmd='/home/<user>/faban.1.0.1/faban/bin/fabancli submit OlioDriver default
/home/<user>/faban.1.0.1/faban/config/profiles/default/run.xml.OlioDriver'
echo $cmd
$cmd
It required that you have first run a faban through the web interface and
created a "default" profile.
Bottom line: fabancli submit is what you are after and I wrote the above so
that I do not have to type a lot every time a submit a run.
In order to change the configuration now you need to manually change the
configuration xml file.
Hope this is clear.
-------------------------------------------------------------------
Kontorinis Vasileios
Phd student, University of California San Diego
http://cseweb.ucsd.edu/~vkontori/
bkontorinis@gmail.com
-------------------------------------------------------------------
2010/7/18 ZD Yu <zd...@gmail.com>
> I undertand that Olio is developed based on Faban, and there is a browser
> based UI to configure and run the workload. But due to some special reason,
> I also want to run the workload from command line. Is it doable?
>
> Thanks, ZD
>