A super simple disk benchmark tool
inspired by simple disk benchmark.
This tool has just one single purpose, it measures the writing performance of your hard disk on macOS and Linux. More precisely spoken of the disk under your CWD.
It used random data and writes first sequentially chunks of 8MB until a total 1GB is written. It measures writing time and throughput.
After that, it writes these random data 8 times again on disk and measures the average writing times and throughput for this.
Demo

Quick Start
Using the docker image
Install on linux
Install with cargo
To install the ssd-benchmark tool, you just need to run
(--force just makes it update to the latest version if it's already installed)
to verify if the installation went through, you can run ssd-benchmark that should output similar to
Usage
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## Sequential Writes
## Cycled Sequential Writes
## Notes
Options
-dor--directoryto specify a directory to write to and meassure the performance--block-sizeto specify the block size in, like--block-size 4kor--block-size 8m(default is 8m)
Missing something?
If you miss a feature file an issue on github and don't forget to star the repo.