Linux Performance Analysis in 60,000 Milliseconds (techblog.netflix.com) 100 points by dctrwatson 10y ago ↗ HN
[–] jradd 10y ago ↗ This reminds me of something I learned today with dmesg, that I'll never forget to use. The Time–stamp flag. dmesg -T |tail [–] dewyatt 10y ago ↗ dmesg -H is nice too [–] seqizz 10y ago ↗ Why not both? -HT [–] ldite 10y ago ↗ dmesg: --reltime can't be used together with --ctime [–] simoncion 10y ago ↗ Try it to see why not. :) [–] brendangregg 10y ago ↗ Thanks, I need to start using that...
[–] dewyatt 10y ago ↗ dmesg -H is nice too [–] seqizz 10y ago ↗ Why not both? -HT [–] ldite 10y ago ↗ dmesg: --reltime can't be used together with --ctime [–] simoncion 10y ago ↗ Try it to see why not. :)
[–] seqizz 10y ago ↗ Why not both? -HT [–] ldite 10y ago ↗ dmesg: --reltime can't be used together with --ctime [–] simoncion 10y ago ↗ Try it to see why not. :)
[–] rusbus 10y ago ↗ I wonder if you could package these all together into some sort of expert system that would run all of them and highlight the interesting bits / places for further study.
[–] appleflaxen 10y ago ↗ when i run these commands on my linux box, some are command not found.is there a package I need to install? [–] brendangregg 10y ago ↗ Usually the sysstat package.
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