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Update fio.run-file README.md #49

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Expand Up @@ -8,15 +8,15 @@ Included are the files required to run crucible. They are:

This 'run-file' contains all of the necessary information to run a
complex (multi-iteration, multi-sample) set of fio benchmarks on a
'remotehost' endpoint (ie. a Linux box).
'remotehosts' endpoint (ie. a Linux box).

### run.sh

This file shows how a 'crucible run' command is used to run fio on a
remotehost endpoint. At the top of the file are a few values the user
can change in order to direct where the test should be run and modify
some aspects of it's behavior such as sample count and userenv (the
userenv is the base Linux container that is used to build the run
remotehosts endpoint. At the top of the file are a few values the
user can change in order to direct where the test should be run and
modify some aspects of it's behavior such as sample count and userenv
(the userenv is the base Linux container that is used to build the run
environment where fio will execute).

## Running the fio benchmark with Crucible
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