1. Run PureFlash from docker
============================

```
# docker pull pureflash/pureflash:latest
# docker run -it --rm pureflash/pureflash:latest
```
For first run, this may take about 60 seconds to initialize a fake disk file.

2. PureFlash command line tool
==============================

`pfcli` is the command line tool to managment PureFlash storeage system, you can use it like bellow:

# pfcli list_store
+----+---------------+--------+
| Id | Management IP | Status |
+----+---------------+--------+
|  1 |     127.0.0.1 |     OK |
+----+---------------+--------+
 
# pfcli list_disk
+----------+--------------------------------------+--------+
| Store ID |                 uuid                 | Status |
+----------+--------------------------------------+--------+
|        1 | 9ae5b25f-a1b7-4b8d-9fd0-54b578578333 |     OK |
+----------+--------------------------------------+--------+

3. Test PureFlash in docker
===========================

# pfcli create_volume -v test_v1 -s 2G --rep 1
+------------+---------+------------+----------+--------+
|     Id     |   Name  |    Size    | RepCount | Status |
+------------+---------+------------+----------+--------+
| 1107296256 | test_v1 | 2147483648 |        1 |     OK |
+------------+---------+------------+----------+--------+

# pfdd --rw write --if /dev/zero -v test_v1 --bs 4k --count 10
 
# fio -name=test -ioengine=pfbd -volume=test_v1 -iodepth=2  -rw=randwrite -size=2G -bs=4k -direct=1

pfdd is a tool like dd on Linux system. and fio( https://gitee.com/cocalele/fio.git)  is a version with pfbd enabled.