One way to check that Olio Web virtual machines are working correctly would be to start a partial tile run with workloads OlioWeb and OlioDB only. Page 143 of the VMmark Benchmarking guide describes this.
In your VMmark2.config file, you would have the line
WORKLOADLIST="OlioWeb OlioDB"
You can make it a short run; 900 seconds would be sufficient. See page 158 of the VMmark Benchmarking Guide for directions.
For Olio Web to function, Olio DB must be fully created as well.
When the short run has completed, check the contents of file OlioWeb0.wrf in the VMmark results folder for the run.
If the VMs are running correctly, you will see lines in the file like:
2012-03-09 16:49:54:124,797263,0,212082,0,0.1638,0.1815,84645,0,0.0604,0.0835,272051,0,0.1654,0.1777,196703,0,0.2854,0.2929,7934,0,0.1827,0.2060,7017,0,0.3260,0.4009,16831,0,0.3934,0.4428,0.1880,0.2040
appearing every 10 seconds.
At the bottom of the .wrf file will be a table with column headers
| operation |percent| pass |fail|avg resp|min resp|max resp|90th % |99th % |
| | | | |time (s)|time (s)|time (s)| (s) | (s) |
for each type of operation (AddEvent, AddPerson, ..., TagSearch). Under the 'fail' column, you should see zero or a small number of failures if Olio is working correctly.
Please let me know if you have any questions.
Rebecca
