run-experiment

#!/bin/bash

# this script takes one required parameter, a port number.
#
# Using the run-one-experiment script, it runs experiments while varying two
# parameters: 1) threads, 2) requests

function usage()
{
    echo "Usage: ./run-experiment port" 1>&2
    exit 1
}

if [ $# -ne 1 ]; then
    usage;
fi

PORT=$1

# start by creating a file set in tmp directory
# mkdir -p /tmp/$(id -u -n)
# FILESET=/tmp/$(id -u -n)/fileset
# ./fileset -d $FILESET > /dev/null

# start by creating a file set
FILESET=fileset_dir
./fileset -d $FILESET > /dev/null

date

rm -f plot-threads.out
echo "Running threads experiment. Output goes to plot-threads.out"
for threads in 0 1 2 4 8 16 32; do
    echo -n "$threads, " >> plot-threads.out
    ./run-one-experiment $PORT $threads 8 0 $FILESET.idx >> plot-threads.out
    mv server.log server-t$threads.log
done
echo "Threads experiment done."
date

rm -f plot-requests.out
echo "Running requests experiment. Output goes to plot-requests.out"
for requests in 1 2 4 8 16 32; do
    echo -n "$requests, " >> plot-requests.out
    ./run-one-experiment $PORT 8 $requests 0 $FILESET.idx >> plot-requests.out
    mv server.log server-r$threads.log
done
echo "Requests experiment done."
date

exit 0