testing: pageworkload HeavySkewWriteRead support deleting data (#6178)#6286
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This is an automated cherry-pick of #6178
What problem does this PR solve?
Issue Number: ref #6163
Problem Summary:
We do not delete the page and update existing pages in the previous pageworkload
HeavySkewWriteRead. It always appends new pages. So it can not simulate the real workload of delta-tree and cost lots of disk space.We want to use this workload for verifying the bugs reported in #6163
What is changed and how it works?
PSWriter::updatedRandomDatagenerate random data for updating and reading with a bytes length range of [0, buffer_size_max]. Now it is replaced byPSWriter::getRandomDataand the bytes length range is limited in [buffer_size_min, buffer_size_max]. The random data has a smaller range and more stable reading/writing speed.The read/write performance:
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Tests
I run the workload for 20 minutes. After the workload ends, the remaining page num is 757 rather than a large number of pages. And the disk space used for this testing is more reasonable.
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