robotframework-perfmon
Robot Framework wrapper for pyperfmon, provides a simple way to collect windows performance monitor (perfmon) counter statistics from a windows machine, usually the AUT servers.
Installation
pip install robotframework-perfmon
Example Usage
Simple example usage:
*** Settings ***
Library PerfmonLibrary
*** Variables ***
${AUTServer} MyAUTServer
*** Test Cases ***
Check Memory
${mempct}= Get Counter Memory\\% Committed Bytes In Use ${AUTServer}
Should Be True ${mempct[1]} < 80
Check CPU
${cputotpct}= Get Counter Processor\\_Total\\% Processor Time ${AUTServer}
Should Be True ${cputotpct[1]} < 80
Keyword Documentation
| Keyword | Description |
|---|---|
| Connect To | Establishes a connection to a remote windows machine. The most likely reasons for using this keyword are: - You need to use different credentials to connect to the remote windows machine - You want to avoid the connection time overhead on reading the first performance counter All arguments are optional with the default values used if omitted - hostname the windows machine to connect to. Default: localhost - username the windows user to connect with, when specifying a domain you will need to escape the \ as \\. Default: current logged in user. - password the password for the specified windows user. If username no specified password is not used. Default: None example usage: Connect To hostname domnain\\username password Connect To hostname It is suggested to use this keyword in Suite setup |
| Get Counter | Get the performance monitor counter's value, the value is returned as a tuple of ('counterpath', value) counterpath argument is required, hostname argument is optional with the default value used if omitted - counterpath the path to the windows performance counter, can be in either format <object>\\<counter> or <object>\\<instance>\\<counter> - hostname the windows machine to connect to. Default: localhost |
| Get Objects | Get a list of available performance monitor counter objects All arguments are optional with the default values used if omitted - hostname the windows machine to connect to. Default: localhost |
| Get Counters | Get a list of available performance monitor counters for specified object object argument is required, hostname argument is optional with the default value used if omitted - object the object to get a list of windows performance counters for. - hostname the windows machine to connect to. Default: localhost |
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