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A tool to help generate graphs for your Grid'5000 metrics.
gem install g5k-graph
g5k-graph -h
* Description
g5k-graph - Graph your Grid'5000 metrics.
* Usage
g5k-graph [options] < list-of-nodes
* Options
-f, --from= The timeseries start time, in seconds since EPOCH [default=1303113485]
-t, --to= The timeseries end time, in seconds since EPOCH [default=1303114080]
-r, --resolution= The timeseries resolution, in seconds [default=15]
-m, --metrics= The comma-separated list of metrics to fetch [default=mem_free,cpu_idle,bytes_in,bytes_out]
-o, --output= Where to write the timeseries data and graphs [default=/Volumes/backup/dev/g5k-graph/data]
-h, --help Show this message
Example:
g5k-graph --metrics mem_free,custom_metric -o /tmp -r 360 < $OAR_NODE_FILE
This tools takes a list of nodes on STDIN, and a set of options, and outputs a graph for each metric that you gave.
It fetches the timeseries from the Grid'5000 API with the cURL
tool, and as such you may need to have a proper ~/.netrc
setup for the authentication to work (see the curl-tutorial at http://grid5000.github.com/tutorials/).
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