Linux command
pveperf 命令
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常用示例
Example
pveperf
Example
pveperf [/mnt/storage]
说明
pveperf runs a quick benchmark to measure CPU and storage performance on a Proxmox VE host. It reports CPU BOGOMIPS, regex processing speed (REGEX/SECOND), hard disk size, buffered read speed, average seek time, fsync rate (FSYNCS/SECOND), and DNS resolution times (external and internal). The results help identify potential performance bottlenecks and verify that storage meets minimum requirements for virtualization workloads. The fsync rate is particularly important for database and VM disk performance. Default test runs on the root filesystem mount point.
FAQ
What is the pveperf command used for?
pveperf runs a quick benchmark to measure CPU and storage performance on a Proxmox VE host. It reports CPU BOGOMIPS, regex processing speed (REGEX/SECOND), hard disk size, buffered read speed, average seek time, fsync rate (FSYNCS/SECOND), and DNS resolution times (external and internal). The results help identify potential performance bottlenecks and verify that storage meets minimum requirements for virtualization workloads. The fsync rate is particularly important for database and VM disk performance. Default test runs on the root filesystem mount point.
How do I run a basic pveperf example?
Run `pveperf` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
Where can I find more pveperf examples?
This page includes 2 examples for pveperf, plus related commands for nearby Linux tasks.