gfperf-tree

## Name

gfperf-tree — Gfarm measure directory tree performance

## Synopsis

`gfperf-tree` [-t, --testdir `test directory`] [-w, --width `number of directories`] [-d, --depth `depth of directories`] [-u, --unit `output unit`]

## DESCRIPTION

This command creates a directory tree in `test directory`. And measures performance creating directory tree and removing it. The created directory tree has `number of directories` in each subdirectories. Total depth of the tree is `depth of directories`

Output unit is ops (operation per second) or usec (micro second).

## OPTIONS

`-t, --testdir` `test directory`

  Directory tree is created in `test directory`. If gfarm url (that begins with gfarm:///) is specified, measured by gfarm functions. If file url (that begins with file:///) is specified, measured by posix functions. The default is gfarm:///tmp .

`-w, --width` `number of directories`

  Specify number of directories in each subdirectories.

`-d, --depth` `depth of directories`

  Total depth of directory tree.

`-u, --uinit` `output unit`

  Specify ops (operations per second) or usec (micro second). The default is ops.