One of many Dtrace functions output on my Solaris 10 box....
Sample interval is 5 seconds. Total run is > 100 seconds.
  0% Interrupts by CPU...
  5% Interrupt times...
 10% Dispatcher queue length by CPU...
 15% Sdt counts...
 20% Pages paged in by process...
 25% Files opened successfully count...
 30% Disk I/O size distribution by process...
 35% Minor faults by process...
 40% Vminfo data by process...
 45% Mib data by mib statistic...
 50% TCP write bytes by process...
 55% Sample process @ 1000 Hz...
 60% Syscall count by process...
 65% Syscall count by syscall...
 70% Read bytes by process...
 75% Write bytes by process...
 80% Sysinfo counts by process...
 85% New process counts with arguments...
 90% Signal counts...
 95% Syscall error counts...
100% Done.
File is de_Emperor_200509081500.tar.gz

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DTrace is seriously handy you can call it through a shell script or a perl script...

cheers -
Jeffery

In reply to Re: Dtrace for Perl by JSchmitz
in thread Dtrace for Perl by GoCool

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