Bechmark Storage INTERNAL vs MOUNTED

Dummy application to compare the performance when using mounted vs unmounted volumes.

Usage:

    docker-compose up #Enjoy :) 

MacBook Pro results:

Using a MacBook Pro

• Intel Core i7 2,5GHz
• 16GB 1600 DDR3
• SSD 250GB

Docker for Mac

⇒  docker-compose up         
basic_1    | Elapsed time: 5.5694000720978s with internal storage.
mounted_1  | Elapsed time: 41.512300014496s with external storage.

Docker-machine (4GB RAM, 2 vCPU)

⇒  docker-compose up          
basic_1    | Elapsed time: 5.4214000701904s with internal storage.
mounted_1  | Elapsed time: 16.526299953461s with external storage.

Docker-machine with NFS activated(4GB RAM, 2 vCPU)

⇒  docker-compose up
basic_1    | Elapsed time: 5.458899974823s with internal storage.
mounted_1  | Elapsed time: 23.096600055695s with external storage.

Linux results:

Using

• Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-4790 CPU @ 3.60GHz
• 16GB 1600 DDR3
• SSD 250GB

Docker

⇒  docker-compose up 
basic_1    | Elapsed time: 1.9842998981476s with internal storage.
mounted_1  | Elapsed time: 3.0894999504089s with external storage.

Window results:

Using

• AMD Ryzen 5 3600XT 6-Core Processor 3.8GHz
• 32GB 3200 DDR4
• M.2 512GB

Docker (Running in Ubuntu with WSL 2)

$ docker-compose up
basic_1    | Elapsed time: 0.32800006866455s with internal storage.
mounted_1  | Elapsed time: 0.37349987030029s with mounted storage.

What does this script do?:

• Foreach THREAD
  • It will iterate from 0 to LIMIT and do:
    • Generate a random_bytes string
    • Generate a IV for AES-256-CBC algorithm
    • Encrypt the UUID with AES-256-CBC and openssl
    • Store the result in a file
  • Delete the file

Default config values:

• 100 threads
• 250 iterations