You can use the free MS tool DiskSpd: https://github.com/microsoft/diskspd
Stress Test : DISK IOPS
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chandra sekhar mortha
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can you please let me know the process or any toll available to do the stress test to get IOPS details and other.
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CHANDU
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Jenny Feng 14,291 Reputation points2021-05-17T09:03:11.91+00:00 Just checking in to see if the information provided was helpful.
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2021-05-28T09:02:36.503+00:00 We have not get information from you for several days.
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Jenny Feng 14,291 Reputation points
2021-05-14T02:06:42.407+00:00 @chandra sekhar mortha
Hi,
You could choose iometer, it is for well over a decade and it is ok, generaly available and relatively easy to use particular for windows enviroments.
Iometer is both a workload generator (it performs I/O operations in order to stress the system) and a measurement tool (it examines and records the performance of its I/O operations and their impact on the system). It can be configured to emulate the disk or network I/O load of any program or benchmark, or can be used to generate entirely synthetic I/O loads. It can generate and measure loads on single or multiple (networked) systems.You can refer to the guidance of the following website:
https://www.dell.com/support/kbdoc/en-us/000114193/how-to-test-performance-on-poweredge-servers-with-iometer?lwp=rtHope above information can help you.
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