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SarCharts gets sysstat files from provided sarfilespaths and generates dynamic HTML Charts
SarCharts gets sysstat files from provided sarfilespaths
and generates dynamic HTML Charts.
sadf
command is needed to read sar files. Hence sysstat package is required.
pip install sarcharts
usage: sarcharts [-h] [-c CONFIGFILE] [-d {D,I,W,E}] [-e EVENTFILE] [-f FROMDATE] [-m METRICFILE] [-o OUTPUTPATH] [-t TODATE] [-q] [sarfilespaths ...]
SarCharts gets "sysstat" files from provided `sarfilespaths` and generates dynamic HTML Charts.
positional arguments:
sarfilespaths `sa` file/s to parse. Default: `./sa??`.
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-c CONFIGFILE, --configfile CONFIGFILE
Use alternative config file. Default `~/.sarcharts.cfg`.
-d {D,I,W,E}, --debug {D,I,W,E}
Set debug level. Default `W`.
-e EVENTFILE, --eventfile EVENTFILE
Add events csv file. Header: # date;hostname;eventname;eventdescription
-f FROMDATE, --fromdate FROMDATE
Include metrics/events from this date.
-m METRICFILE, --metricfile METRICFILE
Add metrics csv file. Header: # date;hostname;metricname;metricvalue
-o OUTPUTPATH, --outputpath OUTPUTPATH
Path to put output files. Default `./sarcharts`.
-t TODATE, --todate TODATE
Include metrics/events before this date.
-q, --quiet Don't show progress.
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SarCharts gets sysstat files from provided sarfilespaths and generates dynamic HTML Charts
We found that sarcharts demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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