After a workload completes, Warp displays a summary report, showing key metrics such as throughput and latency.
Warp saves the results to the .CSV.ZST in the same directory.
You can use the results file for offline analysis and record-keeping. Unlike tools such as Vdbench, MinIO Warp generates a consolidated report after workload completion rather than per-second statistics.
To review the detailed results, extract the CSV file from the compressed ZST file:
unzstd <filename>.csv.zst
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| op | Operation type (PUT, GET, DELETE, STAT, MIXED) |
| bucket | S3 bucket name |
| object | Object key |
| size | Object size (for example: 1MiB, 64MiB) |
| start_time | Operation start timestamp in nanoseconds |
| end_time | Operation end timestamp in nanoseconds |
| latency | Operation duration |
| status | Success or error |
| error | Error details |
| host/client | Client host or interface |
Unlike tools such as Vdbench, MinIO Warp generates a consolidated report after workload completion rather than per-second statistics.