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pmclient - sample clients using the PMAPI ========================================= pmclient is a sample client that uses the Performance Metrics Application Programming Interface (PMAPI) to report some performance data, collected from either a local host, a remote host, or a Performance Co-Pilot (PCP) performance metrics archive. The pmclient_fg program differs to pmclient in that it uses the fetchgroup API extension to the PMAPI, see pmFetchGroup(3). A script implementation in the python language, pmclient_fg.python, is also provided for reference. The binaries are shipped as part of pcp and are typically installed in /usr/bin/pmclient[_fg]. A pmclient(1) "man" page is shipped in the pcp documentation package also. The source is shipped as part of the pcp development packages and is installed in $PCP_DEMOS_DIR/pmclient. If you have a C compiler installed, the source and Makefile in this directory may be used to create functionally equivalent binaries, by entering the command % make The source in pmclient.c demonstrates many of the PMAPI services, and may be used as a template and style guide when creating your own PMAPI clients. Note in particular, the use of ./pmnsmap.spec and the shipped tool pmgenmap(1) to assist in the creation of arguments to the PMAPI routines, and the manipulation of PMAPI data structures. To experiment with the archives, % rm -f mylog.* % config=$PCP_DEMOS_DIR/pmclient/pmlogger.config % cat $config % pmlogger -c $config -s 6 mylog this will collect 30 seconds of performance data into the archive stored as the files mylog.*. To play this back, % pmclient -a mylog
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