rust-librocksdb-sys 0.43.0+11.0.4

Native bindings to librocksdb
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#!/usr/bin/env bash
#
#(c) 2004-present, Facebook Inc. All rights reserved.
#
#see LICENSE file for more information on use/redistribution rights.
#

#
#dbench_monitor: monitor db_bench process for violation of memory utilization
#
#default usage will monitor 'virtual memory size'. See below for standard options
#passed to db_bench during this test.
#
# See also: ./pflag for the actual monitoring script that does the work
#
#NOTE:
#  You may end up with some /tmp/ files if db_bench OR
#  this script OR ./pflag was killed unceremoniously
#
#  If you see the script taking a long time, trying "kill"
#  will usually cleanly exit.
#
#
DIR=`dirname $0`
LOG=/tmp/`basename $0`.$$
DB_BENCH="$DIR/../db_bench";
PFLAG=${DIR}/pflag

usage() {
    cat <<HELP; exit

Usage: $0  [-h]

-h: prints this help message

This program will run the db_bench script to monitor memory usage
using the 'pflag' program. It launches db_bench with default settings
for certain arguments. You can change the defaults passed to
'db_bench' program, by setting the following environment 
variables:

  bs [block_size]
  ztype [compression_type]
  benches [benchmarks]
  reads [reads]
  threads [threads]
  cs [cache_size]
  vsize [value_size]
  comp [compression_ratio]
  num [num]

See the code for more info

HELP

}

[ ! -x ${DB_BENCH} ] && echo "WARNING: ${DB_BENCH} doesn't exist, abort!" && exit -1;

[ "x$1" = "x-h" ] && usage;

trap 'rm -f ${LOG}; kill ${PID}; echo "Interrupted, exiting";' 1 2 3 15

touch $LOG;

: ${bs:=16384}
: ${ztype:=zlib}
: ${benches:=readwhilewriting}
: ${reads:=$((1*1024*1024))};
: ${threads:=8}
: ${vsize:=2000}
: ${comp:=0.5}
: ${num:=10000}
: ${cs:=$((1*1024*1024*1024))};

DEBUG=1    #Set to 0 to remove chattiness 


if [ "x$DEBUG" != "x" ]; then
  #
  #NOTE: under some circumstances, --use_existing_db may leave LOCK files under ${TMPDIR}/rocksdb/*
  #cleanup the dir and re-run
  #
  echo DEBUG: Will run $DB_BENCH --block_size=$bs --compression_type=$ztype --benchmarks="$benches" --reads="$reads" --threads="$threads" --cache_size=$cs  --value_size=$vsize --compression_ratio=$comp --num=$num --use_existing_db 

fi

$DB_BENCH --block_size=$bs --compression_type=$ztype --benchmarks="$benches" --reads="$reads" --threads="$threads" --cache_size=$cs  --value_size=$vsize --compression_ratio=$comp --num=$num --use_existing_db >$LOG 2>&1 &

if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then
  warn "WARNING: ${DB_BENCH} did not launch successfully! Abort!";
  exit;
fi
PID=$!

#
#Start the monitoring. Default is "vsz" monitoring for upto cache_size ($cs) value of virtual mem
#You could also monitor RSS and CPUTIME (bsdtime). Try 'pflag -h' for how to do this
#
${PFLAG} -p $PID -v

rm -f $LOG;