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Performance Co-Pilot
``` $ pmseries 'kernel.all.load{hostname:"node80"}+kernel.all.load{hostname:"node81"}' b4ba82162ff2a19eaaffab34db8d933dc0f94885 $ curl -Gs 'http://localhost:44322/series/values?series=b4ba82162ff2a19eaaffab34db8d933dc0f94885&count=1' | pmjson ``` Error: ``` pmseries_log (level=PMLOG_ERROR, message=0x5555556d7275 "Number of samples of two metrics are not identical, f640ce5806069843fea87132f43fd26423c30487 has 22 but...
For example: ``` $ pmseries 'kernel.percpu.cpu.idle{instance.name == "cpu1"}[count:1]' 6c296277a0db2b778a4f89a2b706146d963f5052 [Mon Dec 7 16:38:27.087252000 2020] 901255970 cd0958474b0235b72efa7848dc9b5bd8174b155d [Mon Dec 7 16:38:27.087252000 2020] 903396100 8dd4b5b5842bd9d7710bf10ef08f0556028282b5 [Mon Dec 7 16:38:27.087252000 2020] 903402000 1d3c0a4a4b91e4b0c72e7b26436737ca113fef84...
Hi, I am trying to enable TLS security with pmcd and pmproxy using self signed certificates. But I am not able to enable it. I have followed the steps mentioned...
evaluate using registry.access.redhat.com/ubi8/ubi as base image for RHEL-based CI tests and builds
Many distributions use device UUIDs e.g. in their fstab files and commands like `blkid` and `lsblk -f` print device UUIDs. It looks like that PCP doesn't provide device UUIDs: ```...
CPU values get reset when CPU first goes offline and then comes back online: ``` # pmrep -i cpu3 -r -s 1 kernel.percpu.cpu.idle k.p.c.idle cpu3 millisec 1180890 # echo 0...
https://www.sigstore.dev/ https://www.linuxfoundation.org/press-release/linux-foundation-announces-free-sigstore-signing-service-to-confirm-origin-and-authenticity-of-software/ https://shibumi.dev/posts/keyless-signatures-with-github-actions/
Along the lines of #1477 it'd be good to get a CI target to run QA on a (non-release) build of PCP with sanitizer options enabled - like -fsanitize=address, -fsanitize=undefined...