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diff --git a/docs/report/introduction/methodology_http_tcp_with_wrk_tool.rst b/docs/report/introduction/methodology_http_tcp_with_wrk_tool.rst deleted file mode 100644 index 28f3fc6bbb..0000000000 --- a/docs/report/introduction/methodology_http_tcp_with_wrk_tool.rst +++ /dev/null @@ -1,40 +0,0 @@ -HTTP/TCP with WRK Tool ----------------------- - -`WRK HTTP benchmarking tool <https://github.com/wg/wrk>`_ is used for -experimental TCP/IP and HTTP tests of VPP TCP/IP stack and built-in -static HTTP server. WRK has been chosen as it is capable of generating -significant TCP/IP and HTTP loads by scaling number of threads across -multi-core processors. - -This in turn enables quite high scale benchmarking of the main TCP/IP -and HTTP service including HTTP TCP/IP Connections-Per-Second (CPS), -HTTP Requests-Per-Second and HTTP Bandwidth Throughput. - -The initial tests are designed as follows: - -- HTTP and TCP/IP Connections-Per-Second (CPS) - - - WRK configured to use 8 threads across 8 cores, 1 thread per core. - - Maximum of 50 concurrent connections across all WRK threads. - - Timeout for server responses set to 5 seconds. - - Test duration is 30 seconds. - - Expected HTTP test sequence: - - - Single HTTP GET Request sent per open connection. - - Connection close after valid HTTP reply. - - Resulting flow sequence - 8 packets: >Syn, <Syn-Ack, >Ack, >Req, - <Rep, >Fin, <Fin, >Ack. - -- HTTP Requests-Per-Second - - - WRK configured to use 8 threads across 8 cores, 1 thread per core. - - Maximum of 50 concurrent connections across all WRK threads. - - Timeout for server responses set to 5 seconds. - - Test duration is 30 seconds. - - Expected HTTP test sequence: - - - Multiple HTTP GET Requests sent in sequence per open connection. - - Connection close after set test duration time. - - Resulting flow sequence: >Syn, <Syn-Ack, >Ack, >Req[1], <Rep[1], - .., >Req[n], <Rep[n], >Fin, <Fin, >Ack. |