simple.txt

/* This is pretty much /usr/share/polygraph/workloads/simple.pg
 * with comments stripped for conciseness and some small edits.
 * Look at http://www.web-polygraph.org/docs/userman/simple.html
 * if you're learning PGL too! */

Content SimpleContent = {
    size = exp(13KB);
    cachable = 80%;
};

Server S = {
    kind = "S101";
    contents = [ SimpleContent ];
    direct_access = contents;

	/* If you're not using host parameters, replace
	 *  [% host_server_ip %]
	 * with the address of your server. */
    addresses = [ '[% host_server_ip %]:9090' ];
};

Robot R = {
    kind = "R101";
    pop_model = { pop_distr = popUnif(); };
    recurrence = 55% / SimpleContent.cachable;
    origins = S.addresses;

	/* If we don't include a value here, the robots will run flat out.
	 * This would probably be an unpleasant surprise for you for your first
	 * test run! Normally you want to hardcode this, and have a parameter
	 * control the number of robots, not the rate of requests of each robot.
	 */
	req_rate = 1/sec;

	/* If you dont' have a proxy to test yet, you can remove this. */
	http_proxies = [ '[% proxy_ip %]:[% proxy_port %]' ];

	/* If you're not using host parameters, replace everything inside the
	 * addresses array with the address of your client in single quotes.
	 * See the multi-process example for how to control the number of robots
	 * nicely when you have many addresses. */
    addresses = [
		[% FOREACH host_client_ip IN host_client_ips %]
			'[% host_client_ip %]' [% IF ! loop.last() %],[% END %]
		[% END %]
	];
};

/* You've got to have a schedule, else the run will never end successfully. */
Phase phFullOn = {
	name = "full_on";
	goal.duration = 2min;
};
schedule(phFullOn);

use(S, R);