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#!/usr/bin/stap
# Copyright (C) 2014 Red Hat, Inc.
# Written by William Cohen <wcohen@redhat.com>
#
# spawn_seeker provides a breakdown of which processes and children
# are spawning new processes. To provide better information about
# short-lived process, when a child exits the child's spawns are
# added to its parent.
#
# control-c to exit data collection
global pid_name, fork_by_pid, fork_by_name, fork_count
probe kprocess.create {
pid_name[pid()] = execname()
fork_by_pid[pid()]++
fork_by_name[execname()]++
fork_count++
}
probe kprocess.exit {
# take the fork count info for this pid and add it to the parent pid
if (fork_by_pid[pid()]) {
fork_by_pid[ppid()] += fork_by_pid[pid()]
pid_name[ppid()] = pexecname()
delete fork_by_pid[pid()]
delete pid_name[pid()]
}
}
# every minute print info
probe timer.s(60), end
{
printf("\n%s\n", tz_ctime(gettimeofday_s()))
if (fork_count == 0) next
# print out the data by pid
printf("\n%16s(%6s) %10s (percent)\n", "execname", "PID", "spawned")
foreach (p in fork_by_pid-) {
printf("%16s(%6d) %10d (%3d%%)\n", pid_name[p], p, fork_by_pid[p],
(fork_by_pid[p]*100)/fork_count)
}
# print out the data by execname
printf("\n%16s %10s (percent)\n", "execname", "spawned")
foreach (n in fork_by_name-) {
printf("%16s %10d (%3d%%)\n", n, fork_by_name[n],
(fork_by_name[n]*100)/fork_count)
}
# reset for the next interval
delete fork_by_pid
delete fork_by_name
fork_count = 0
}
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