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Update StorageLoad docs, YDBDOCS-583 #1530
Update StorageLoad docs, YDBDOCS-583 #1530
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| `PutHandleClass` | Class of data writes to the disk subsystem. If the `TabletLog` value is set, the write operation has the highest priority. | | ||
| `GetHandleClass` | Class of data reads from the disk subsystem. If the `FastRead` is set, the read operation is performed with the highest speed possible. | |
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what are the classes to choose from?
| `BlobSizes` | Size of the blobs to write. It is selected randomly for each request from the `Min`-`Max` range. You can set multiple `WriteSizes` ranges, in which case a value from a specific range will be selected based on its `Weight`. | | ||
| `MaxWritesInFlight` | Maximum number of simultaneously processed write requests. If this parameter is not set then the number of simultaneously processed requests is not limited. | | ||
| `MaxWriteBytesInFlight` | Maximum number of total amount of simultaneously processed write requests' data. If this parameter is not set then the total amount of simultaneously processed write requests' data is not limited. | | ||
| `PutHandleClass` | Class of data writes to the disk subsystem. | |
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similarly to above it is not clear what to do with this class
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Calculated percentiles will only represent the requests of the main load cycle and won't include write requests sent during the initial data allocation. The graphs in Monitoring should be of interest, for example, they allow to trace the request latency degradation caused by the increasing load. |
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"Monitoring" probably needs to be a link to some instructions on where to look at
Co-authored-by: Ivan Blinkov <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Ivan Blinkov <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Ivan Blinkov <[email protected]>
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Co-authored-by: Ivan Blinkov <[email protected]>
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Co-authored-by: Ivan Blinkov <[email protected]>
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