oclumon dumpnodeview
Use the oclumon dumpnodeview command to view log information from the system monitor service in the form of a node view.
Syntax
oclumon dumpnodeview [[([(-system | -protocols | -v)] |
[(-cpu | -process | -procagg | -device | -nic | -filesystem | -thread | -buddyinfo | -buddyinfoDiffOnly | -nfs)
[-detail] [-all] [-sort <metric_name>] [-filter <string>] [-head <rows_count>] [-i <seconds>]])
[([-s <start_time> -e <end_time>] | -last <duration>)]] |
[-inputDataDir <absolute_path> -logDir <absolute_path>]
[-completeOnly] [-h]]
Parameters
oclumon dumpnodeview Command Parameters
-system
Dumps system metrics. For example:oclumon dumpnodeview -system.-cpu
Dumps CPU metrics. For example:oclumon dumpnodeview -cpu.-process
Dumps process metrics. For example:oclumon dumpnodeview -process.-procagg
Dumps process aggregate metrics. For example:oclumon dumpnodeview -procagg.-device
Dumps disk metrics. For example:oclumon dumpnodeview -device.-nic
Dumps network interface metrics. For example:oclumon dumpnodeview -nic.-filesystem
Dumps filesystem metrics. For example:oclumon dumpnodeview -filesystem.-thread
Dumps thread metrics for pinned processes. For example:oclumon dumpnodeview -thread.-buddyinfo
Dumps Buddyinfo metrics. For example:oclumon dumpnodeview -buddyinfo.-buddyinfoDiffOnly
Dumps Buddyinfo metrics. Use only with the-sand-eoptions or the-lastoption. For example:oclumon dumpnodeview -buddyinfoDiffOnly -s "2019-07-10 03:40:25" -e "2019-07-10 03:45:25".-nfs
Dumps NFS metrics. For example:oclumon dumpnodeview -nfs.-protocols
Dumps network protocol metrics with cumulative values from system start. For example:oclumon dumpnodeview -protocols.-v
Displays verbose node view output. For example:oclumon dumpnodeview -v.-h,--help
Displays the command-line help and exits.
oclumon dumpnodeview Command Flags
-detail
Use this option to dump detailed metrics. Applicable to the-processand-nicoptions. For example:oclumon dumpnodeview -process -detail.-all
Use this option to dump the node views of all entries. Applicable to the-processoption. For example:oclumon dumpnodeview -process -all.-pinned_only
Use this option to dump the node views of all pinned processes. Applicable to the-processoption. For example:oclumon dumpnodeview -process -pinned_only.-headrows_count
Use this option to dump the node view of the specified number of metrics rows in the result. Applicable to the-processoption. The default is5. For example:oclumon dumpnodeview -process -head 7.-sortmetric_name
Use this option to sort the output based on the specified metric name. Supported with the-process,-device,-nic,-cpu,-procagg,-filesystem, and-nfsoptions. For example:oclumon dumpnodeview -device -sort "ioR".-iseconds
Display data separated by the specified interval in seconds. The value must be a multiple of5. Applicable to continuous mode queries. For example:oclumon dumpnodeview -device -i 5.-filterstring
Use this option to search for a filter string in the Name column of the respective metric. For example,-process -filter "ora"displays process metrics that contain theorasubstring in their name. Supported with the-process,-device,-nic,-cpu,-procagg,-thread, and-filesystemoptions. Supported comparison operators are=,<=,>=,<, and>. For example:oclumon dumpnodeview -process -filter "ora".-show_all_sample_with_filter
Displays all samples in the output, including samples that do not match the filter. Use this option only with the-filteroption. For example:oclumon dumpnodeview -filter filter_criteria -show_all_sample_with_filter.-completeOnly
Shows only the complete samples generated every 30 seconds. For example:oclumon dumpnodeview -completeOnly.
oclumon dumpnodeview Command Log File Directories
-inputDataDirabsolute_dir_path
Specifies the absolute path of the directory that contains JSON log files. For example:oclumon dumpnodeview -cpu -inputDataDir absolute_path.-logDirabsolute_log_dir_path
Specifies the absolute path of the directory that contains the script run logs. For example:oclumon dumpnodeview -cpu -inputDataDir absolute_path -logDir absolute_log_dir_path.
oclumon dumpnodeview Command Historical Query Options
-sstart_time,-eend_time
Use the-soption to specify the timestamp from which to start a range of queries and the-eoption to specify the timestamp at which to end the range of queries. Specify the time inYYYY-MM-DD HH24:MM:SSformat enclosed in double quotation marks (""). Specify these two options together to define a time range. For example:oclumon dumpnodeview -cpu -s "2019-07-10 03:40:25" -e "2019-07-10 03:45:25".-lastduration
Use this option to retrieve metrics for the specified duration. Specify the duration using days (d), hours (h), minutes (m), and seconds (s), enclosed in double quotation marks (""). For example,"2d1h20m20s"retrieves metrics for the last 2 days, 1 hour, 20 minutes, and 20 seconds. For example:oclumon dumpnodeview -nic -last "2d1h20m20s".