Editing: linux_proc_migrate.conf
# Copyright 2012 Red Hat, Inc. All Rights Reserved # # pmlogrewrite configuration for migrating archives containing proc metrics # that were captured prior to the proc PMDA split-off from the Linux PMDA. # # Basically, the PMID domain changed from 60 (linux) to 3 (proc) but all # cluster and item numbers remain unchanged. # # Note that the CPU indom is not migrated, even though it is # used for cgroup.groups.cpuacct.[<group>.]usage_percpu and # cgroup.groups.cpuacct.usage_percpu because these metrics use a # the dynamic pmns. To migrate archives containing these metrics, # a script would be needed to generate the pmlogwrite config based # on the metric names actually present in the source archive. # # Migrate instance domains indom 60.9 { indom -> 3.9 } # per-process indom indom 60.20 { indom -> 3.20 } # cgroup hierarchy indom indom 60.21 { indom -> 3.21 } # cgroup mount subsys indom # # Migrate the pmid domain for each cluster metric 60.8.* { pmid -> 3.*.* } # CLUSTER_PID_STAT metric 60.9.* { pmid -> 3.*.* } # CLUSTER_PID_STATM metric 60.13.* { pmid -> 3.*.* } # CLUSTER_PROC_RUNQ metric 60.24.* { pmid -> 3.*.* } # CLUSTER_PID_STATUS metric 60.31.* { pmid -> 3.*.* } # CLUSTER_PID_SCHEDSTAT metric 60.32.* { pmid -> 3.*.* } # CLUSTER_PID_IO metric 60.51.* { pmid -> 3.*.* } # CLUSTER_PID_FD metric 60.37.* { pmid -> 3.*.* } # CLUSTER_CGROUP_SUBSYS metric 60.38.* { pmid -> 3.*.* } # CLUSTER_CGROUP_MOUNTS metric 60.39.* { pmid -> 3.*.* } # CLUSTER_CPUSET_GROUPS metric 60.40.* { pmid -> 3.*.* } # CLUSTER_CPUSET_PROCS metric 60.41.* { pmid -> 3.*.* } # CLUSTER_CPUACCT_GROUPS metric 60.42.* { pmid -> 3.*.* } # CLUSTER_CPUACCT_PROCS metric 60.43.* { pmid -> 3.*.* } # CLUSTER_CPUSCHED_GROUPS metric 60.44.* { pmid -> 3.*.* } # CLUSTER_CPUSCHED_PROCS metric 60.45.* { pmid -> 3.*.* } # CLUSTER_MEMORY_GROUPS metric 60.46.* { pmid -> 3.*.* } # CLUSTER_MEMORY_PROCS metric 60.47.* { pmid -> 3.*.* } # CLUSTER_NET_CLS_GROUPS metric 60.48.* { pmid -> 3.*.* } # CLUSTER_NET_CLS_PROCS # # These two proc.io metrics were incorrectly classified # metric proc.io.rchar { sem -> counter units -> 1,0,0,BYTE,0,0 } metric proc.io.wchar { sem -> counter units -> 1,0,0,BYTE,0,0 }
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