perfkitbenchmarker/configs/example_user_config.yaml

# Declare any anchors you may want to use later.
four_core: &four_core
  GCP:
    machine_type: n1-standard-4
  AWS:
    machine_type: c4.xlarge

# You may also want to declare static VMs.
# For a complete list of valid keys, see
#  static_virtual_machine.StaticVmSpec.
static_vms:
  - &vm1
    user_name: perfkit
    ssh_private_key: /absolute/path/to/key
    ip_address: 1.1.1.1
  - &vm2
    user_name: perfkit
    ssh_private_key: /absolute/path/to/key
    ip_address: 2.2.2.2
    # Declare the OS type of the VM if necessary.
    os_type: rhel
    # If you want to run any benchmarks that use disks you
    # should declare them.
    disk_specs:
      # For most benchmarks, just declaring the mount point
      # is sufficient.
      - mount_point: /scratch

# Multi cloud iperf config.
iperf: &iperf_multicloud
  vm_groups:
    vm_1:
      cloud: GCP
      vm_spec: *four_core
    vm_2:
      cloud: AWS
      vm_spec: *four_core


# If you've already declared your static VMs,
# here's how to use them.
# Don't run fio using this config because the
# static VM example values are completely bogus.
fio:
  vm_groups:
    default:
      static_vms:
        - *vm2

# If you choose to, you can specify which benchmarks should be
# run in your config file. This will even let you run the same
# benchmark multiple times with different configs.
benchmarks:
  - iperf: null # This means use the default config
  - iperf: *iperf_multicloud