Questions tagged [statistics]
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How to Mirror (Sync) Specific Log Entries to a data file?
Running CentOS 7.7 in VPS
Question:
Is there native functionality to copy|duplicate|sync lines from a specific log file matching specific search criterion to a separate data file for archival ...
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Read per thread network statistics from C/C++
I have a Linux process with let's say 10 threads. Some of them make network traffic. From another thread or it can be even within another process I need to find out which threads have network activity....
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How to gather stats of accessed file, true http
I have a simple file/web server. On that server I have files which are accessed by myself and others, using a URL.
It is on Ubuntu 14.4 server with nginx.
I want to know how many times a file was ...
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Where does ethtool get information from?
When I run the command ethtool -S wlp2s0, I get the following information:
NIC statistics:
rx_packets: 63
rx_bytes: 14163
rx_duplicates: 2
rx_fragments: 58
rx_dropped: 30
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How to retrieve specific cpu, memory and interface statistics only
There is requirement to collect only specific stats like %idle, memfree, available, pmemused etc. I further have to convert the output to a json string and consume it.
Is there any UNIX tool which ...
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How to sum each column and print column name and column sum using awk?
I have a file with a table of numbers; the first line is a header line.
I want to sum each column and print out sum and column name for each column using awk.
How can I do it?
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How do I check how much RAM a process consumes like the way `time` is used to measure the elapsed time?
How do I check the maximum amount a RAM a process uses similar to how time works?
$ time mvn package
real 0m35.796s
user 0m32.925s
sys 0m1.559s
$ maxmem mvn package
688 MB
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Summary statistics in shell script
I have multiple files (records) across multiple directories. Each record lies in its own path based on the date it was created.
Eg a record on 12 Nov 2016 is
~/records/2016/11/12/record.
In each ...
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measuring ppp traffic with ifstat
I've established a ppp link with 2 Linux machines. The speed is set to 9600. Traffic is going one way, i.e. from Machine 1 to Machine 2. However when I run ifstat -btwTWS -i ppp0 on Machine 2, I'm ...
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How to log quantities of IP traffic by src/dst (and port for UDP & TCP)?
How can I log quantities of IP traffic by src/dst (and port for UDP & TCP)?
For each interval (probably each hour) I would like to see something like:
proto, src, dst, packets, octets
ICMP, 192....
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Calculating the IOPS using Bandwidth
I have the write Bandwidth value received from the system and I need to calculate the write IOPS using the BW,
Bandwidth = amount of data / second
http://rickardnobel.se/storage-performance-iops-...
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Is there a way to find out the estimate of Linux kernel version usage in the world?
Currently I am writing my bachelor thesis and as a part of it I need some statistics about the Linux kernel.
Is there any website or publication that would provide some estimates on which kernel ...
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Network I/O and Disk I/O without installing anything or using third parties libraries
I can't find anything on how can I get the network I/O and disk I/O without installing any libraries on my server.
I tried with this for the disk I/O:
cut -d" " -f 1,2,42 /proc/*/stat | sort -n -k +...
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What does /proc/loadavg ' s “CPU and IO utilization” mean?
In this page, it says that the first three columns of the output of /proc/loadavg measure CPU and IO utilization of the last one, five, and 10 minute periods.
Does a single value reveal both CPU and ...
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How to see the current routed connections?
I'm running a router that is using linux; I want to see connection statistics from internal network to external network(s) (NAT router); how do I do this? I've tried using netstat but of course its ...
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Open ZFS : Recently Used/Frequently Used statistics persistence
ZFS cache data into ARC using two information :
Recently Used Cache
Frequently Used Cache
Does ZFS keep this file/metadata statistic somewhere, or does it just do with what has been used since power ...
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Network statistics: reading ifconfig rx drop count
Need to get the RX drop counter incremented in Linux ethernet interface (ifconfig RX dropped: should increment), for some statistics testing.
I am using 2 virtual PCs, with Ubuntu.
I tried the ...
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How to output process stats after completion?
I would like to run a process from bash in Cygwin so that I have some short summary after execution like peak memory usage or average CPU usage, like time but with more information.
Are there any ...
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How can I see memory usage history?
I am familiar with several commands like top, htop, free, etc. However, is there a command to see the peak/burst memory usage of the entire server (not individual processes) over, say, the last 30 ...
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Reset vmstat statistics without rebooting
Running vmstat will give you the average virtual memory usage since last reboot. The si and so values give the average virtual memory I/O. For example:
root@mymachine# vmstat
procs -----------...
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How to gather full network usage statistics on a freebsd router?
I have a freebsd box, which serves as a router from LAN to the outside world. It has several Internet providers, OpenVPN servers and clients, NAT and so on.
I would like to have complete statistics ...
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Difference between `strace -r` and `strace -T` options?
What's the difference between the two? In the man pages it says:
-r Print a relative timestamp upon entry to each system call. This records the time difference between the beginning ...
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How to install R Vennerable in Debian?
There are many threads about the topic 2014 but their proposal does not work in R 3.3.1, apparently because the dependencies are not met but I could not install them neither
install.packages("...
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How to install rgl and netmata in R 3.3.1?
I am reading the R Springer book of the authors. Their 00-installation script yields the following warings
# List of R packages
pkgs <- c("mada", "meta", "metafor", "metasens", "mvmeta", "netmeta",...
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Compute percentile and max value per variable
Bash Gurus, I need to compute the max and percentile numbers for each item in the list, using awk
aa 1
ab 3
aa 4
ac 5
aa 3
ad 2
ab 4
ac 2
ae 2
ac 5
Expected output
Item 90th percentile ...
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How to plot a CDF from array using matplotlib python
I wrote a python program that basically takes a text file with 86400 lines containing web server ping responses. I extract the round trip from each line and add it to an array called roundtriptimes. I ...
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Using AWK to calculate mean and variance of columns
I have a large data file dataset.csv with 7 numeric columns. I have read that AWK would be the fastest/efficient way to calculate the mean and variance for each column. I need an AWK command that goes ...
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Calculate average values for each day over multiple years
I have some "CSV" data (actually using ; as a delimiter)
having a row for every day from 1971-01-01 through 2099-12-31
(a span of 2099−1971=128 years). The data are organized as follows:
YEAR;MONTH;...
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ksar (a sar grapher) development stopped 2013 - no RHEL 7x compatibility - any alternative? [closed]
Ksar is a BSD licensed Java based application to create graph of all
parameters from the data collected by Unix sar utilities. Usually Unix
sar is part of Unix' sysstat package and run sa1, sa2, ...
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Why do I have more packets than bytes? [closed]
I don't know how to explain this. mind blown.
ip -s link
2: eth0: <BROADCAST,MULTICAST,UP,LOWER_UP> mtu 1500 qdisc pfifo_fast state UP mode DEFAULT group default qlen 1000
link/ether RE:DA:...
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ImageMagick + ruTorrent-stats (Github repo)
I am trying to combine information I found here on the Unix & Linux Stack with I Wim Leers' rutorrent-stats
I have some experience with coding simple websites and while I am by no means a ...
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Since when Disks statistics in `top` command are counted?
I've got these disk statistics shown in top command:
$ top | head | tail -n1
Disks: 1095425909/52T read, 1016012571/52T written.
It's quiet high number for only 37 day uptime.
Are these numbers are ...
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Which process sent data out of my computer?
Using vnstat, I observed a lot of uploaded data from my computer and I don't know which process sent data out of my computer. Is there a tool to get stats on how much data a process consumed during a ...
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Statistics of System usage time (time of day, day of week)
I once found a tool that printed a huge amount of statistics about the time of day and day of week of computer usage when invoked. Unfortunately I don't remember the name neither did Google reveal it ...
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Is there a tool for generating historical process oriented resource usage statistics like top output?
I've seen many tools like collectd, systats etc for recording general usage statistics, but I would like to find a tool for generating a historical graph of system resource consumption of the top 10 ...
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ping statistics
When ping displays statistics the field mdev is the std deviation of all the ping times. It is the average time (in ms) to the average avg.
But because ping times are stricktly positive, I don't ...
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Random sampling and outputting the largest value
I have a fairly large data set ~500 million rows. The data set looks like below. Col 1 is float number, col 2 is mac id(device id)
1616.93,ac:22:0b:a6:22:c3
2872.32,c0:bd:d1:36:bb:49
3314.55,d4:0b:1a:...
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How can I get read/write instant speed of a Hard Drive using /proc/diskstats data?
I know that the proc/diskstats file presents these data columns:
1 - major number
2 - minor mumber
3 - device name
4 - reads completed successfully
5 - reads merged
6 - sectors read
7 - time spent ...
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NIC statistics explanation (ethtool -S eth1)
What is the meaning of each of the results from ethtool -S eth1 command?
For example, when I used ethtool -S eth1, I got something like this:
>root@localhost ~]# ethtool –S eth1
>NIC ...
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lsof: measure I/O rate of a socket fd
I'm writing a script that parses the output of lsof to show a list of what processes have sockets open (similar to what netstat shows). lsof also gives me a file descriptor. What I want to do now is ...
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How to find the number of bytes rewritten to a folder hierarchy? [duplicate]
I want metrics for how much writing and reading have been done to a folder.
vmstat -d gives metrics at the whole disk level. iotop will give per process rw stats.
But how can I find out how much ...
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Get summary count of all patches applied to a server?
Is there an easy way to get a count of the total number of patches applied to a server over a time frame, or even in summary?
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How to gather byte occurrence statistics in binary file?
I'd like to know the equivalent of
cat inputfile | sed 's/\(.\)/\1\n/g' | sort | uniq -c
presented in https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4174113/how-to-gather-characters-usage-statistics-in-text-...
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Mathematical processing on text file
I have 200 text files. Each text file contains one column of mathematical numbers (100k rows).
I want to do some statistical processing on these data (finding the probit or quantile). I know the ...
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How to list similar lines?
The delimiters could be: " "; "_"
INPUT:
foo#foo_ehh113#The password of user 111 will expire within the next seven d
foo#foo_ehh204#The password of user 111 will expire within the next seven d
sadf#...
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How can I see i/o stats for a briefly running process?
For long running processes like init, I can do things like
$ cat /proc/[pid]/io
What can I do if I want to see stats for a briefly running process such as a command line utility like ls? I don't ...
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How do you implement totals from usage output generated by a program in a script so that they carry on sanely through repeated execution?
I have a script with a pipeline where the data is throttled by a program. Every 20 minutes, a throughput status is sent on stderr, and I simply redirect this to a file:
command | cstream -t -512k -T ...
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Is there an equivalent to systat in Linux?
Is there an equivalent to the amazing systat command in Linux-based operating systems?
For those who don't know about it, the BSD's systat command is just amazing. It displays live graphs of network ...
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How do I install plugins for collectd
I have installed collectd and got it running but also wanted to use the Ping plugin ( https://collectd.org/wiki/index.php/Plugin:Ping ) but it's not actually installed by default (i.e. not in the list ...
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Is there something like `time` that also records I/O and CPU?
I can pretty quickly monitor the running time of a process with time:
x@y ~ $ time foo
real 0m14.299s
user 0m4.770s
sys 0m0.440s
Is there a way I can get the same data for I/O ...
