Check in some old data regarding S3 performance

[bluesky.git] / results / figures / s3bench.gnuplot

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+load "common.gnuplot"
+
+set output "s3bench.eps"
+
+set logscale xy
+set xlabel "Object Size (bytes)"
+set ylabel "Effective Upload Bandwidth (Mbps)"
+set key bottom right
+set xrange [1:1e8]; set xtics 1, 100
+set yrange [0.0001:1000]
+
+plot "../s3test-old/t1.data" using 2:($7*8/10**6) with linespoints title "1", \
+     "../s3test-old/t2.data" using 2:($7*8/10**6) with linespoints title "2", \
+     "../s3test-old/t4.data" using 2:($7*8/10**6) with linespoints title "4", \
+     "../s3test-old/t8.data" using 2:($7*8/10**6) with linespoints title "8", \
+     "../s3test-old/t16.data" using 2:($7*8/10**6) with linespoints title "16", \
+     "../s3test-old/t32.data" using 2:($7*8/10**6) with linespoints title "32", \
+     "../s3test-old/t64.data" using 2:($7*8/10**6) with linespoints title "Threads: 64"