diff --git a/templates/swift-bench.conf.erb b/templates/swift-bench.conf.erb index fa0a4fd1..8d73b654 100644 --- a/templates/swift-bench.conf.erb +++ b/templates/swift-bench.conf.erb @@ -1,16 +1,16 @@ [bench] -auth = <%= auth_url %> -user = <%= swift_user %> -key = <%= swift_key %> -auth_version = <%= auth_version %> -log-level = <%= log_level %> -timeout = <%= test_timeout %> +auth = <%= @auth_url %> +user = <%= @swift_user %> +key = <%= @swift_key %> +auth_version = <%= @auth_version %> +log-level = <%= @log_level %> +timeout = <%= @test_timeout %> # You can configure PUT, GET, and DELETE concurrency independently or set all # three with "concurrency" -put_concurrency = <%= put_concurrency %> -get_concurrency = <%= get_concurrency %> -del_concurrency = <%= del_concurrency %> +put_concurrency = <%= @put_concurrency %> +get_concurrency = <%= @get_concurrency %> +del_concurrency = <%= @del_concurrency %> # concurrency = # A space-sep list of files whose contents will be read and randomly chosen @@ -20,23 +20,23 @@ del_concurrency = <%= del_concurrency %> # If object_sources is not set and lower_object_size != upper_object_size, # each PUT will randomly select an object size between the two values. Units # are bytes. -lower_object_size = <%= lower_object_size %> -upper_object_size = <%= upper_object_size %> +lower_object_size = <%= @lower_object_size %> +upper_object_size = <%= @upper_object_size %> # If object_sources is not set and lower_object_size == upper_object_size, # every object PUT will contain this many bytes. -object_size = <%= object_size %> +object_size = <%= @object_size %> -num_objects = <%= num_objects %> -num_gets = <%= num_gets %> -num_containers = <%= num_containers %> +num_objects = <%= @num_objects %> +num_gets = <%= @num_gets %> +num_containers = <%= @num_containers %> # The base name for created containers. # container_name = (randomly-chosen uuid4) # Should swift-bench benchmark DELETEing the created objects and then delete # all created containers? -delete = <%= delete %> +delete = <%= @delete %> # Without use_proxy, swift-bench will talk directly to the backend Swift # servers. Doing that will require "url", "account", and at least one