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Hey,
I need a general advice for benchmarking energy efficiency.
I would like to test the energy efficiency and its behaviour for webhosting server. Especially under the change of
It's difficult to do this on live-server inside the data-center but i got 4 different servers in my testrack. All of them have ubuntu 16.04 and phoronix installed. Futhermore there is an IPDU where I can measure the used energy.
The idea is to accumulate relative CPU, Network, RAM usages from the live systems and create an "Average-Day-Server-Load" for my testrack.
What do you think? Is this a meaningful approach?
How can i create a load for these systems? I'm not proficient in linux or benchmarking, can you advice some nice tutorials?
greetings,
Jan
I need a general advice for benchmarking energy efficiency.
I would like to test the energy efficiency and its behaviour for webhosting server. Especially under the change of
- outside temperature
- different power management settings in BIOS/VM
- Balanced Power and Performance
- Minimum Power Usage
- Maximum Power Usage
It's difficult to do this on live-server inside the data-center but i got 4 different servers in my testrack. All of them have ubuntu 16.04 and phoronix installed. Futhermore there is an IPDU where I can measure the used energy.
The idea is to accumulate relative CPU, Network, RAM usages from the live systems and create an "Average-Day-Server-Load" for my testrack.
What do you think? Is this a meaningful approach?
How can i create a load for these systems? I'm not proficient in linux or benchmarking, can you advice some nice tutorials?
greetings,
Jan