standalone.pyanddisk_speed_flask.pyare as basic as they can be- docker image enables functionality through the WEBUI to test in a different path of the container; be aware that said path must be mounted i.e. 2 HDD/SSDs mounted to the container:
host: /mnt/ssd mounted to /ssd correct path is: /ssd
host: /mnt/hdd mounted to /hddcorrect path is: /hdd
- docker image also displays graphs for comparison purposes
- tweak file size within standalone.py and
python standalone.pyfrom cli - or use the jupyter test_hdd_speed.ipynb notebook
- or
python disk_speed_flask.pyto run it in flask then accesshttp://127.0.0.1:5000 - or use the Dockerfile to build
docker build -t disk-speed .and run itdocker run -p 5000:5000 disk-speed - or simply pull from dockerhub with
docker pull alexvm6/lightweight-python-disk-speed:1.0