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Run iperf3 as a custom service in Unraid

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I want to run the following command:

 

iperf3 -s

 

And keep it running as a service, after every reboot. Basically I need an iperf service always running for various machines to hit, and the Unraid server is the best choice.

 

In SystemD I'd just create a unit file and enable it. In slackware I probably have a service file in /etc/rc.d. In Unraid... I'm not sure since /etc is not persistent.

 

What's the best way to run a persistent, custom service in Unraid.

 

Running it in a VM incurs a bit of overhead and makes the readings unreliable. This needs to run directly on Unraid.

Solved by Kilrah

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Run it in Docker:

https://hub.docker.com/r/networkstatic/iperf3

 

EDIT: Will be available in Apps in about an hour.

 

 

Edited by Kilrah

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Tried it, runs great, thanks! Great idea to make a template out of it... I've search the CA a few times and have been surprised it wasn't there already.

 

Amazingly, the performance appears identical in Docker compared to bare-metal.

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