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Sar to Google Charts (and CSV)
Script to process sar data and output CSV or web page and javascript for google charts.
Current version: 0.1.7
See CHANGELOG.md for the release history.
This software is licensed as CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 (Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International)
https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/legalcode
See the LICENSE file for the full text.
$ sargo.pl [OPTION] -i [INPUT] -o [OUTPUT] -s [START] -d [DELTA]
-h: Help
-D: Do disk stats (takes some time thus not done by default)
-i: Input file
-o: Output file
-g: Output Google Graphs Javascript
-s: Start Date (used for data from mpstat etc)
-d: Delta in secs (user for data from mpstat etc)
-S: Process directly from sar and output to directory $tmp_dir
-w: Set work directory (overrides default)
This script has support to process multiple days of sar output An example of a command to capture all the sar output to a single file:
$ cd /var/adm/sa ; for i in `ls sa[0-9]*` ; do sar -A -f $i >> /tmp/`hostname`.sarout ; done
The -s switch will do this for you if you want.
This output file then can be input into this script using a command like:
$ sargo.pl -i /tmp/sarout -o /tmp/sarcvs
This will generate a number of files /tmp/sarcvs_METRIC.csv METRIC is the the name of the first column pulled from the sar data For example /tmp/sarcvs_runq-sz An output file will be generated for each disk device.
This script can also produce a web page with javascript to use google charts.
Process raw sar output from a file:
$ sargo.pl -i RAW_SAR_INPUT -o CSV_OUTPUT
Process sar directly:
$ sargo.pl -S
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