GPerf
Graphing performance or system activity information.
using the output of sar tools.
Requirements
matplotlib
How to use
Usage: gperf.py [options] Options: -h, --help show this help message and exit -i INPUT_FILE, --input=INPUT_FILE -o OUTPUT_DIR, --ouput=OUTPUT_DIR --csv --stat --minor --height=HEIGHT --width=WIDTH
Recording all system activity.
$ sar -A -o [output filename] [interval] $ sar -A -o activity_result 1
Convert result format into csv.
$ sadf -d -- -A [output filename] > [csv filename] $ sadf -d -- -A activity_result > activity_result.csv
Create graph form -d format form sadf.
$ python gperf.py -i activity_result.csv -o output_dir or $ python gperf.py --input activity_result.csv --output output_dir
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