Best Python code snippet using autotest_python
nfs_perf.py
Source: nfs_perf.py
...183 " dd cmd output:\n%s" % out)184 _, _, speed = tmp_list[0]185 speed = utils_misc.normalize_data_size(speed)186 result += "%016s|" % speed187 test.write_perf_keyval({"%s--%s" % (prefix, "write"): speed})188 # Get read test result.189 out = _do_read_test(blk_size, test_file)190 tmp_list = re.findall(speed_pattern, out)191 if not tmp_list:192 _clean_up(STEP_6)193 test.error("Could not get correct read result."194 " dd cmd output:\n%s" % out)195 _, _, speed = tmp_list[0]196 speed = utils_misc.normalize_data_size(speed)197 result += "%016s" % speed198 test.write_perf_keyval({"%s--%s" % (prefix, "read"): speed})199 # Append result into result list.200 result_list.append(result)201 finally:202 try:203 result_file.write("\n".join(result_list))204 except (IOError, ValueError) as e:205 logging.error("Failed to write to result file,"206 " error message:\n%s", e)...
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