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blogbench(8)			   Benchmarks			    blogbench(8)

NAME
     blogbench - a realistic filesystem benchmark

SYNTAX
     blogbench -d <directory>

DESCRIPTION
     Blogbench	is  a  portable filesystem benchmark that tries to reproduce the
     load of a real-world busy file server.
     It stresses the filesystem with multiple threads performing  random  reads,
     writes and rewrites in order to get a realistic idea of the scalability and
     the concurrency a system can handle.

OPTIONS
     --help
	    Display a complete list of available switches.

EXAMPLES
     The  minimal  way	to run the test is to just give the path to an empty and
     writable directory:

     blogbench -d /path/to/the/directory

     Blogbench will start the required threads and the test will  run  during  5
     minutes.  A  final  "score" will then be given as an indication of read and
     write performance.

AUTHORS
     Frank Denis <j@pureftpd.org>

Frank Denis			       1.0			    blogbench(8)

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