Mesh Network (default) - Find the slowest nodes in a flat server network.
Start the bottlenet cli on one of the nodes. The first node where you start the bottlenet cli will produce a single consolidated report in a json file and also act as a coordinator for the rest of the nodes.
Run one instance of bottlenet on control node, where output will be collected:
$ bottlenet
Run the following command on each of the other peer nodes.
$ bottlenet THIS-SERVER-IP:7007
Once all the peer nodes have been added, press 'y' on the prompt (on control node) to start the tests. The output is written to bottlenet_20060102150405.json.
~ ./bottlenet --help
Bottlenet finds bottlenecks in your cluster network
1. Run one instance of bottlenet on control node, where output will be collected:
$>_ bottlenet
2. Run one instance of bottlenet on each of the peer nodes:
$>_ bottlenet CONTROL-SERVER-IP:PORT
Once all the peer nodes have been added, press 'y' on the prompt (on control node) to start the tests.
In order to bind bottlenet to specific interface and port
$>_ bottlenet --adddress IP:PORT
Note: --address should be applied to both control and peer nodes
$>_ bottlenet --address IP:PORT CONTROL-SERVER-IP:PORT
Usage:
./bottlenet [IP...] [-a]
Flags:
-a, --address string listen address (default ":7007")
-h, --help help for ./bottlenet