Linux Performance metrics info collector Shell Scripts

Linux Performance metrics info collector Shell Scripts

The shell script can help to collect Linux related performance matrics. It will execute the Linux built-in performance tools such as top, vmstat, iostat and then collect related results into log.

 

Code Source : http://people.redhat.com/mbehm/

LinuxMyPerf

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if [ “$1” == “”]; then
echo “Usage: ./perf1.sh<logfile-name>”
exit 1
fiFILE=$1
ITER=10if [test -e $FILE]; then
echo “WARNING: $FILE exists — will NOT overwrite”
exit 1
fifunction log () {
d=’date’
echo “$d: $1”
echo “==================================================” >> $FILE
echo “$d: $1″ >> $FILEif test x”$2″ != x””; then
shift
fi
$* >> $FILE 2>&1
}function logi () {
d=’date’
printf “$d: %-20.20s (PASS $1 of $ITER)\n” $2
echo “==================================================” >> $FILE
printf “$d: %-20.20s (PASS $1 of $ITER)\n” $2 >> $FILE
shift
if test x”$2″ != x””; then
shift
fi
$* >> $FILE 2>&1
}function ccc () {
log $1 cat $1
}function ccci () {
logi $1 $2 cat $2
}
function note () {
echo “‘date’: (NOTE: $*)”
}
function banner () {
d=’date’
echo “==================================================”
echo “===== $d: $* =====”
echo “==================================================” >> $FILE
echo “===== $d: $* =====” >> $FILE
}
banner “Start of Testing ($FILE)”
banner General System Information
log uname uname -a
log free
log df df -h
log mount
log lsmod
log lspci lspci -v
log dmidecode
log route route -n
log ifconfig
log “ip rule ls” ip rule ls
log “ip route ls” ip route ls
log iptables “iptables -L -n -v”
log sysctl sysctl -a
ccc /proc/cpuinfo
ccc /proc/meminfo
ccc /proc/net/dev
ccc /proc/interrupts
ccc /proc/devices
ccc /proc/cmdline
ccc /proc/scsi/scsi
ccc /etc/modules.conf
ccc /var/log/dmesg
banner Performance Snapshot
log ps ps auxwww
log sar sar -A
let t=”10*$ITER”
note “The following takes about $t seconds”log “vmstat” vmstat $ITER 10
note “The following takes about $t seconds”
log “iostat” iostat -k $ITER 10
note “Each pass takes 10 seconds”
for i in ‘seq 1 $ITER’; do
note “**** PASS $i of $ITER”
logi $i uptime
logi $i free
ccci $i /proc/interrupts
ccci $i /proc/stat
logi $i ifconfig ifconfig -a
sleep 10
done
banner “End of Testing ($FILE)”


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