On 03/11/2012 01:44 PM, Jeff Layton wrote:
> Good afternoon,
>
> I've been testing out collectl and I'm trying to plot the data using
> colplot and I'm not sure how to plot some of the information.
>
> For example, I used the subsystem options "-s+YZDC" when
> collectl is run as a daemon to gather the detailed disk and CPU
> information. Then I processed the data raw file to create plot
> files and plotted them with colplot.
>
> When I look at the CPU plotfile for example, I see the following
> information for each core (using core 2 as an example):
>
>
> [CPU:2]User% [CPU:2]Nice% [CPU:2]Sys% [CPU:2]Wait% [CPU:2]Irq%
> [CPU:2]Soft% [CPU:2]Steal% [CPU:2]Idle% [CPU:2]Totl% [CPU:2]Intrpt
>
>
> When I select the brief and detailed information for CPUs I get
> the attached image (I hope it makes it through). Notice that it
> plots the user, SysAll, SysMore, and Wait times for each CPU as
> well as the "brief" information at the top. However, I'd like to be
> able to plot the soft, steal, and interrupt information for each CPU,
> but I can't seem to figure out how to do that (Also, what is "SysAll"
> time in the plots as well as "SysMore").

Have a look at these programs, which we've used to extract columns of 
interest from plot files, as well as perform sum reduction, 
renormalization, and other relevant analyses.  We use these to generate 
data sets for gnuplot plotting.

http://download.scalableinformatics.com/collectl/

The Makefile sort of explains how to use the scripts.  Basically we put 
all the rw.gz output into a directory, and the Makefile drives the 
analysis for us.  Getcols.pl extracts the columns.  Sumcols.pl does the 
post analysis.

DSK-IO.pl generates the gnuplot file on the fly, and then runs gnuplot.



>
> Thanks!
>
> Jeff
>
> P.S. I think the basic question is how can I grab individual columns
> in the plot files for plotting in colplot. However, I'm open to other
> suggestions for plotting data besides colplot.

getcol.pl is your friend :)

BTW: these are GPL licensed, and if Mark wants to use them/distribute 
them, we can clean them up with some better headers/docs.

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