Kperf is a benchmark tool for Kubernetes API server.
It's like wrk, but it's designed to generate load and measure latency for Kubernetes API server.
To quickly get started with Kperf, follow these steps:
-
Run the command
make
to build the necessary dependencies. -
Once the build is complete, execute the following command to start the benchmark:
bin/kperf -v 3 runner run --config examples/node10_job1_pod100.yaml
- The benchmark will generate load and measure the performance of the Kubernetes API server. You will see the results displayed in the terminal, including the total number of requests, duration, error statistics, received bytes, and percentile latencies.
Feel free to adjust the configuration file (examples/node10_job1_pod100.yaml
) according to your requirements.
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