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myarmstat -- calculates statistical metrics
The myarmstat command line tool is used to get statistical metrics of transaction or application instances. It calculates statistics for each specified transaction separately unless the --all is specified.
Command line options
Usage:
myarmstat [options] [appName][:tranName] [appName2][:tranName2] ...
- appName:tranName, appName2:tranName2
- If specified only calculates statistics for instances of ARM tramsactions which matches this application and/or transaction name. For details about specifying application and/or transaction names read the section "Application and transaction names".
Options
In addition to the listed options below, the myarmdelete command supports standard options described in appendix "Standard options" and the constraint options in appendix "Constraints options".
Entity selection options
With one of the following entity selection option an entity is selected for statistical analysis. If a name is omitted all instances of the appropriate entity are analysed. Otherwise only the instances with the name(s) provided are analysed.
- -a, --apps
- selects application instances for statistical analysis.
- -t, --trans
- selects transactions instances for statistical analysis which is the default.
Other Options
- --all
- process all specified application or transaction names in only one single statistic instead of a single statistic for each specified name.
- -rm num, --result-max num
- specifies a maximum number of transactions to process.
- -ri num, --result-index num
- specifies the number num of transaction to skip before starting to statistically analyse the transactions.
- -y, --async-pc
- specifies to use the parent/child asynchronous duration instead of the normal measured duration. This is only valid for transaction analysis.
- -Y level=child, --async-cp level=child
- specifies to use the child/parent asynchronous duration of the specified child at the specified level instead of the normal measured duration. This is only valid for transaction analysis.
Example
ruppert@armadillo:$ myarmstat -t httpd:HTTP Statistics for httpd:HTTP transaction instances (ms) Status Count Mean Min Max Median Deviation All 67634 154.592 0.014 301563.141 7.148 1253.534 Good 67341 150.238 0.014 28959.341 7.080 478.588 Aborted 293 1155.394 2.913 301563.141 114.551 17580.395 Failed 0 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 Unknown 0 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000
See Also
myarmoptions, myarmquery, myarmchain, myarmconfig