Report
DPDK Optimisation & Analysis Tool
Report compiled at 08:12PM on 08 March 2020 using 8,412,439 data points
Project: Custom QoS Schedular Benchmarking
Tester: Conor Walsh ()
ReportDPDK Optimisation & Analysis Tool
Report compiled at 08:12PM on 08 March 2020 using 8,412,439 data points
Project: Custom QoS Schedular Benchmarking
Tester: Conor Walsh ()
Read Avg: 50.69MBps
Write Avg: 331.8MBps
Write to Read Ratio: 6.55
Core 27 L3 Misses: 335097.7
Core 71 L3 Misses: 347112.2
Core 27 L3 Hits: 55.6%
Core 71 L3 Hits: 54.8%
Core 27 L2 Misses: 754341.7
Core 71 L2 Misses: 768108.4
Core 27 L2 Hits: 17.8%
Core 71 L2 Hits: 34.9%
Total Data Transferred: 718.8GB
Total Packets Transferred: 701,964,470 packets
Average Throughput: 9.59 Gbps
Average Packets Per Second: 1,170,428.0 pps
Read Avg: 4.32MBps (-91.5%)
Write Avg: 11.88MBps (-96.4%)
Write to Read Ratio: 2.75
Core 27 L3 Misses: 1027.1 (-99.7%)
Core 71 L3 Misses: 1034.9 (-99.7%)
Core 27 L3 Hits: 99.8% (+44.2%)
Core 71 L3 Hits: 99.8% (+45.0%)
Core 27 L2 Misses: 529788.9 (-29.8%)
Core 71 L2 Misses: 612247.2 (-20.3%)
Core 27 L2 Hits: 38.2% (+20.4%)
Core 71 L2 Hits: 40.9% (+6.0%)
Total Data Transferred: 718.7GB (-0.1GB)
Total Packets Transferred: 701,844,126 packets (-120,344 packets)
Average Throughput: 9.59 Gbps (+0.00Gbps)
Average Packets Per Second: 1,170,227.0 pps (-201 pps)
It is recommended to change from ring mempools to stack mempools based on the optimisation results.
This can be done by setting CONFIG_RTE_MBUF_DEFAULT_MEMPOOL_OPS="stack" in the DPDK common_base file.Please manually review this report to confirm that this recommendation is right for your project.
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This report was compiled using the DPDK Optimisation & Analysis Tool or DOAT for short (Pronunciation: dōt)
DOAT is a tool for analysing and assisting in the optimisation of applications built using DPDK. DOAT is an out of band analysis tool that does not require the DPDK app being analysed to be changed.
DOAT was developed by Conor Walsh () as part of his final year project for his degree in Electronic and Computer Engineering at the University of Limerick. Hardware and guidance for the project was provided by the Networks Platform Group in Intel (Shannon, Ireland).
DOAT is available as an open source project: github.com/conorwalsh/doat
