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The testbed setup is shown in the below diagram.
figure1： Run Figure1 Run Robox Through K8s
Figure2 figure2: Collect Collect Data From Node
Test Environment
Hardware Requirements
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login web browser, then switch to the Pods tab, it display as follow:
Figure3: Figure3 Watch cluster pod status through kuboard
3. By Prometheus
login web browser, then switch to the Targets tab, it display as follow:
Figure4: Figure4 Components on Prometheus
Then switch to the “Status” tab, the box is the event what we want to query, and type “perf_sched_sched_migrate_task”, After a few minutes, you can see
the monitoring curve as bellow:
Figure5: Figure5 Event Statistics On Prometheus
4. By grafana
step1: add data source
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Click the below on dashboard：
+ -> import -> enter dashboardid 1860(prometheus node is 1860)
Just click load.
Figure6:Figure6 Display Data Through Grafana
Test API description
The test is to evaluate the Android container available.
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To increase the workload, we need to start more robox instances.
Figure7 Figure7: Create Many Robox Instances, Watched By VNC
Download bomb squad apk on googleplay and install via adb
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Click on the application icon, and then make the relevant settings, such as Auto test mode、Show FPS.
Figure8: Figure8 Install Apk On Robox Container, Watched By VNC
We ran up to 20 instances on a single node, each instance ran an auto-tested bomb squad app, and we could watch the realtime fps.
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The flame graph display effect is as follows
Figure9: Figure9 Generate Flame Graph From Perf Events
Blueprint extension tests
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