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Xen CPU Use per Domain again

8 years ago I wrote a script to summarise Xen CPU use per domain [1]. Since then changes to Xen required changes to the script. I have new versions for Debian/Wheezy (Xen 4.1) and Debian/Jessie (Xen 4.4).

Here’s a new script for Debian/Wheezy:

#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;

open(LIST, "xm list --long|") or die "Can't get list";

my $name = "Dom0";
my $uptime = 0.0;
my $cpu_time = 0.0;
my $total_percent = 0.0;
my $cur_time = time();

open(UPTIME, "</proc/uptime") or die "Can't open /proc/uptime";
my @arr = split(/ /, <UPTIME>);
$uptime = $arr[0];
close(UPTIME);

my %all_cpu;

while(<LIST>)
{
  chomp;
  if($_ =~ /^\)/)
  {
    my $cpu = $cpu_time / $uptime * 100.0;
    if($name =~ /Domain-0/)
    {
      printf("%s uses %.2f%% of one CPU\n", $name, $cpu);
    }
    else
    {
      $all_cpu{$name} = $cpu;
    }
    $total_percent += $cpu;
    next;
  }
  $_ =~ s/\).*$//;
  if($_ =~ /start_time /)
  {
    $_ =~ s/^.*start_time //;
    $uptime = $cur_time – $_;
    next;
  }
  if($_ =~ /cpu_time /)
  {
    $_ =~ s/^.*cpu_time //;
    $cpu_time = $_;
    next;
  }
  if($_ =~ /\(name /)
  {
    $_ =~ s/^.*name //;
    $name = $_;
    next;
  }
}
close(LIST);

sub hashValueDescendingNum {
  $all_cpu{$b} <=> $all_cpu{$a};
}

my $key;

foreach $key (sort hashValueDescendingNum (keys(%all_cpu)))
{
  printf("%s uses %.2f%% of one CPU\n", $key, $all_cpu{$key});
}

printf("Overall CPU use approximates %.1f%% of one CPU\n", $total_percent);

Here’s the script for Debian/Jessie:

#!/usr/bin/perl

use strict;

open(UPTIME, "xl uptime|") or die "Can't get uptime";
open(LIST, "xl list|") or die "Can't get list";

my %all_uptimes;

while(<UPTIME>)
{
  chomp $_;

  next if($_ =~ /^Name/);
  $_ =~ s/ +/ /g;

  my @split1 = split(/ /, $_);
  my $dom = $split1[0];
  my $uptime = 0;
  my $time_ind = 2;
  if($split1[3] eq "days,")
  {
    $uptime = $split1[2] * 24 * 3600;
    $time_ind = 4;
  }
  my @split2 = split(/:/, $split1[$time_ind]);
  $uptime += $split2[0] * 3600 + $split2[1] * 60 + $split2[2];
  $all_uptimes{$dom} = $uptime;
}
close(UPTIME);

my $total_percent = 0;

while(<LIST>)
{
  chomp $_;

  my $dom = $_;
  $dom =~ s/ .*$//;

  if ( $_ =~ /(\d+)\.[0-9]$/ )
  {
    my $percent = $1 / $all_uptimes{$dom} * 100.0;
    $total_percent += $percent;
    printf("%s uses %.2f%% of one CPU\n", $dom, $percent);
  }
  else
  {
    next;
  }
}

printf("Overall CPU use approximates  %.1f%% of one CPU\n", $total_percent);

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