5 minute load

[Carter Bullard]

Hey Rodney,
Apologize for the problems.

rabins() is really the combination of rasplit() and racluster(), where
rasplit() divides data into the time slots, and each slot has its own
racluster() context.  At the end of the run, rabins() should printout
the results of all the clusters that it has in its cache.

If you were to do something like:
    rasplit -M hard time 5m -r 01.gz -w /tmp/test/argus.%Y.%m.%d.%H.%M. 
%S

and then:

   for i in /tmp/test/argus*; do echo $i; racluster -m srcid -s stime  
bytes load; done

you should get data similar to what rabins() is trying to do.    
[assuming use of bash()]
Does this method provide information that seems reasonable?
If not, can you take a look at the data in the /tmp/test/argus* files  
to try to see
if the split is correct?  If so, then its in the cluster operation, or  
something else?

Carter


On Apr 16, 2009, at 11:55 PM, Rodney McKee wrote:

> Trying to get 5 minute load figures but the following command format  
> is not accepted.
>
> rabins -M hard time 5m -m srcid -r 01.gz -s stime bytes load
>
> I can run it with soft or  but the load figure does not appear to  
> add up, I would have expected it to be bytes/5m.
>
> 10:55:00.000000      9278949  307748.90625
>
>
> Rgds
> Rodney




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