Add interval and count support for nfsiostat tool#2506
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Add interval and count support for nfsiostat tool#2506sourav-sharma796 wants to merge 1 commit intoperformancecopilot:mainfrom
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Hi @natoscott @kmcdonell Thanks! |
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@sourav-sharma796 fear not, it's on my to-do list. |
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This change introduces interval support in the PCP nfsiostat tool and no-interpolation option.
Now, PCP nfsiostat keeps on running indefinitely giving the first sample output since mounted and subsequent samples as the difference of current and previous values.
This change is adopted from nfs-utils nfsiostat tool.
Following is the output comparison test between nfsiostat and pcp nfsiostat tool for testing:
@natoscott @kmcdonell
can you please take a look at this?
Thanks!