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##############################################################################
# Copyright (c) 2016 CENGN and others.
#
# All rights reserved. This program and the accompanying materials
# are made available under the terms of the Apache License, Version 2.0
# which accompanies this distribution, and is available at
# http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
##############################################################################
import logging
from storperf.utilities import data_treatment as DataTreatment
from storperf.utilities import math
from storperf.utilities.math import RANGE_DEVIATION, SLOPE_DEVIATION
def steady_state(data_series):
"""
This function seeks to detect steady state given on a measurement
window given the data series of that measurement window following
the pattern : [[x1,y1], [x2,y2], ..., [xm,ym]]. m represents the number
of points recorded in the measurement window, x which represents the
time, and y which represents the Volume performance variable being
tested e.g. IOPS, latency...
The function returns a boolean describing wether or not steady state
has been reached with the data that is passed to it.
"""
logger = logging.getLogger('storperf.utilities.steady_state')
# Pre conditioning the data to match the algorithms
treated_data = DataTreatment.data_treatment(data_series)
# Calculating useful values invoking dedicated functions
slope_value = math.slope(treated_data['slope_data'])
range_value = math.range_value(treated_data['range_data'])
average_value = math.average(treated_data['average_data'])
if (slope_value is not None and range_value is not None and
average_value is not None):
# Verification of the Steady State conditions following the SNIA
# definition
range_condition = abs(range_value) <= RANGE_DEVIATION * \
abs(average_value)
slope_condition = abs(slope_value) <= SLOPE_DEVIATION * \
abs(average_value)
steady_state = range_condition and slope_condition
logger.debug("Range %s <= %s?" % (abs(range_value),
(RANGE_DEVIATION *
abs(average_value))))
logger.debug("Slope %s <= %s?" % (abs(slope_value),
(SLOPE_DEVIATION *
abs(average_value))))
logger.debug("Steady State? %s" % steady_state)
else:
steady_state = False
return steady_state
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