Bill,
Format of entries is:
time, rate/latency, data direction, block size
Time: in milliseconds. Bandwidth logs are usually 500 or 1000ms apart; that can be controlled by the config file with "bwavgtime=[x ms]".
Rate/latency: for bandwidth, this is in KB/sec. For latency, it's microseconds.
Data direction: 0 is read, 1 is write.
Block size: block size of IOs in bytes.
For those using R to analyze log files, I have some useful stuff here:
https://github.com/joshcarter/fio_tools
In particular, /analysis/fio_log_parsers.R has read_bw_log() and read_lat_log() functions.
Best regards,
Josh
On Feb 15, 2012, at 2:42 PM, Bill Hooper (whooper) wrote:
> Where can I find documentation for the format of the write_bw_log, write_iops_log, and write_lat_log output?
>
> Bill Hooper
> Micron
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