mtnlog 1.2.5

A simple performance logger for Python

mtnlog - A simple multinode performance logger for Python

Introduction

mtnlog is a simple multinode performance logger for Python. It is designed to be used in a similar way to Python's built-in logging module, but with a focus on performance logging. It provides a simple API for logging performance data, including start and end times, and allows for easy integration with other logging systems.

Installation

You can install mtnlog using pip:

pip install mtnlog

Usage

To use mtnlog, you have two features: JSONLogger and PerformanceLogger and PerformancePlotter.

JSONLogger

The JSONLogger class is a simple logger that writes performance data to a JSON file. You can create a new JSONLogger instance by passing a file path to the constructor:

from mtnlog import JSONLogger

logger = JSONLogger(log_dir='logs') # logs is the directory where the log file will be saved

You can then use the log method to log performance data:

logger.log('<your_dict>', filename='log') # your_dict is a dictionary with the data you want to log / filename is the name of the file

your_dict is a dictionary with the data you want to log. filename is the name of the file where the data will be saved

PerformanceLogger

The PerformanceLogger class is a logger for system performance data. It logs the the time taken to execute the block, as well as the CPU, memory, and GPU usage. You can create a new PerformanceLogger instance by passing a file path to the constructor:

from mtnlog import PerformanceLogger

collector = PerformanceLogger(log_dir="<your_log_dir>", log_node="<current_node>")

your_log_dir is the directory where the log file will be saved. current_node is the number of the node you are logging.

You can then use the change_tag method to change the tag of the log:

collector.change_tag("<new_tag>")

new_tag is the new tag you want to use.

To stop logging, you can use the stop method:

collector.stop()

PerformancePlotter

The PerformancePlotter class is a plotter for system performance data. It plots the time taken to execute the block, as well as the CPU, memory, GPU, and network usage. You can create a new PerformancePlotter instance by passing a file path to the constructor:

from mtnlog import PerformancePlotter

plotter = PerformancePlotter(base_dir="<your_base_dir>", log_node="<current_node>")

your_base_dir is the base directory where the log file will be saved. current_node is the number of the node you are logging.

You can then use the plot method to plot the data:

plotter.plot()

Example

Here is an example of how to use mtnlog:

from mtnlog import JSONLogger, PerformanceLogger, PerformancePlotter

# Create a JSONLogger instance

logger = JSONLogger(log_dir='logs')

# Log some data

logger.log({'message': 'Hello, world!'}, filename='log')

# Create a PerformanceLogger instance

collector = PerformanceLogger(log_dir='logs', log_node="0")

# Change the tag

collector.change_tag('new_tag')

# Stop logging

collector.stop()

# Create a PerformancePlotter instance

plotter = PerformancePlotter(base_dir='logs', log_node="0")

# Plot the data

plotter.plot()