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rpk iotune

rpk iotune measures the I/O performance of the hardware used by a Redpanda instance and writes its parameters to an I/O configuration file that Redpanda reads on startup to optimize its I/O performance. Its benchmarks measure read/write IOPS and bandwidth.

By default rpk iotune writes its output parameters to /etc/redpanda/io-config.yaml.

Usage

rpk iotune [flags]

Flags

Value Type Description

--config

string

Redpanda config file, if not set the file will be searched for in the default locations.

--directories

strings

List of directories to evaluate.

--duration

duration

Duration of tests.The value passed is a sequence of decimal numbers, each with optional fraction and a unit suffix, such as\{" "} 300ms, 1.5s or 2h45m. Valid time units are ns, us (or µs),\{" "} ms, s, m, h (default 10m0s).

-h, --help

-

Help for iotune

--no-confirm

-

Disable confirmation prompt if the iotune file already exists

--timeout

duration

The maximum time after — to wait for iotune to complete. The value passed is a sequence of decimal numbers, each with optional fraction and a unit suffix, such as 300ms, 1.5s or\{" "} 2h45m. Valid time units are ns,\{" "} us (or µs), ms, s,\{" "} m, h (default 1h0m0s).

-v, --verbose

-

Enable verbose logging (default false).

Example output

Running rpk iotune produces an output file that by default is saved in /etc/redpanda/io-config.yaml.

The contents of an example io-config.yaml:

disks:
- mountpoint: /var/lib/redpanda/data
  read_iops: 40952
  read_bandwidth: 5638210048
  write_iops: 6685
  write_bandwidth: 1491679488