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#!/bin/bash
#This Script Runs through part of the SSSI PTS using fio as the test tool for section 7 IOPS
#By Jamon Bowen
#THIS IS PROVIDED AS IS WITH NO WARRANTIES
#THIS SCRIPT OVERWRITES DATA AND CAN CONTRIBUTE TO SSD WEAR OUT
#check to see if right number of parameters.
if [ $# -ne 1 ]
then
  echo "Usage: $0 /dev/<device to test>"
  exit
fi
#The output from a test run is placed in the ./results folder.
#This folder is recreated after every run.
rm -f results/* > /dev/null
rmdir results > /dev/null
mkdir results
# Section 7 IOPS test
echo "Running on SSSI PTS 1.0 Section 7 - IOPS on device: $1"
echo "Device information:"
fdisk -l $1
#7.1 Purge device
echo
echo "****Prior to running the test, Purge the SSS to be in compliance with PTS 1.0"
#These variables need to be set the test operator choice of SIZE, outstanding IO per thread and number of threads
#To test the full device use fdisk -l to get the device size and update the values below.
SIZE=901939986432
OIO=64;
THREADS=16;
echo
echo "Test range 0 to $SIZE"
echo "OIO/thread = $OIO, Threads = $THREADS"
echo "Test Start time: `date`"
echo
#7.2(b) Workload independent preconditioning
#Write 2x device user capacity with 128 KiB sequential writes.
echo "****Preconditioning"
./fio --name=precondition --filename=$1 --size=$SIZE --iodepth=$OIO --numjobs=1 --bs=128k --ioengine=libaio --invalidate=1 --rw=write --group_reporting -eta never --direct=1 --thread --refill_buffers
echo
echo "****50% complete: `date`"
./fio --name=precondition --filename=$1 --size=$SIZE --iodepth=$OIO --numjobs=1 --bs=128k --ioengine=libaio --invalidate=1 --rw=write --group_reporting -eta never --direct=1 --thread --refill_buffers
echo
echo "****Precondition complete:`date`"
echo
#IOPS test 7.5
echo "****Random IOPS TEST"
echo "================"
echo "Pass, BS, %R, IOPS" >> "results/datapoints.csv"
for PASS in `seq 1 25`;
  do
  echo "Pass, BS, %R, IOPS, Time"
  for i in 512 4096 8192 16384 32768 65536 131072 1048576 ;
    do
    for j in 0 5 35 50 65 95 100;
      do
      IOPS=`./fio --name=job --filename=$1  --size=$SIZE --iodepth=$OIO --numjobs=$THREADS --bs=$i --ioengine=libaio --invalidate=1 --rw=randrw --rwmixread=$j --group_reporting --eta never --runtime=60 --direct=1 --norandommap --thread --refill_buffers | grep iops | gawk 'BEGIN{FS = "="}; {print $4}' | gawk '{total = total +$1}; END {print total}'`
      echo "$PASS, $i, $j, $IOPS, `date`"
      echo "$PASS, $i, $j, $IOPS"  >> "results/datapoints.csv"
    done
  done
done
exit