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Reduce min data_disk_count to 4 in IO perf test.
Having min data_disk_count =16 in these testcases is blocking tests on smaller sizes.
@johnsongeorge-w please review, thanks.
Set the default for disk count and min iops as 16 and 5000 respectively. @johnsongeorge-w This is what the default in the test case which is blocking us the test from running on smaller tests. I am reducing the min disc count to 4 which is the minimum number of discs supported any azure VM SKU.
Set the default for disk count and min iops as 16 and 5000 respectively. @johnsongeorge-w This is what the default in the test case which is blocking us the test from running on smaller tests. I am reducing the min disc count to 4 which is the minimum number of discs supported any azure VM SKU.
I'm talking about the defaults in runbook
Set the default for disk count and min iops as 16 and 5000 respectively. @johnsongeorge-w This is what the default in the test case which is blocking us the test from running on smaller tests. I am reducing the min disc count to 4 which is the minimum number of discs supported any azure VM SKU.
I'm talking about the defaults in runbook The default runbook ("runbook\partial\platform_azure.yml") has values data_disk_iops=0, data_disk_count=0. Changing these values will result in creation of each test VM with that config. I don't think its a good idea.