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Dcoker Monitoring First you need to take out the name of Docker, loop execution Docker stats The data out of the reorder after the numeric conversion to/tmp/under name name [Root@localhost scripts]# Cat docker_host_status.sh#!/bin/bash# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # --------------------------------------------

Memcache-command-stats, memcache -- stats Curr_items # Number of cached objects in the current cache total_items # indicates that the system has stored the data of all objects since the cache service was started, including the number of accumulated data retrieved from the deleted object pai_get # in the cache. After a get operation is executed, 11__set is added. # The accumulative data entries are saved,

Describe Baidu statistics component, used to statistic page data Type General Support layout N/s The required script Https://mipcache.bdstatic.com/static/v1/mip-stats-baidu/mip-stats-baidu.js Example MIP provides Baidu statistics plug-in, easy to analyze page data, need to advance to Baidu statistics here to create a site, will automatically g

(current_date (), Interval 1 day) = substr (a.user_create_time,1, 10);SELECT Count (*) as Num from Xm_feed a WHERE date_sub (current_date (), Interval 1 day) = substr (a.feed_publish_time,1, 10);SELECT Count (*) as Num from Xm_feed_comment a WHERE date_sub (current_date (), Interval 1 day) = substr (a.comm_create_time,1, 10);SELECT Count (*) as Num from Xm_feed_repost a WHERE date_sub (current_date (), Interval 1 day) = substr (a.repost_create_time,1 , 10);SELECT Count (*) as Num from Xm_feed_d

Docker management commands integrated version summary, docker Summary Docker management commands integrated version Summary Docker version Docker config Docker config create Docker conf

dockerfileCommit Create a new image from a container ' s changesImages List ImagesLoad load an image from a tar archive or STDINPull pull an image or a repository from a registryPush push an image or a repository to a registryRMI Remove one or more imagesSearch Search the Docker Hub for imagesTag tag an image into a repositorySave save one or more images to a tar archive (streamed to STDOUT by default)History shows the history of a mirrorInspect get

search the Docker Hub for images tag tag an image into a repository save one or more images to a tar archive (streamed to STDOUT by default) history show the history of a Mirror Insp ECT get the details of the mirror container and the lifecycle operations it applies to: create Create a new container (creating a container) kill kill one or more running Containers Insp ECT return low-level information on a container, image or task pause pause all proc

Apache Hive cannot collect stats Environment:Hive: apache-hive-1.1.0Hadoop: hadoop-2.5.0-cdh5.3.2Hive metadata and stats are stored using mysql.Hive stats parameters are as follows:Hive. stats. autogather: automatically collects statistics when the insert overwrite command is run. The default value is true.Hive.

Tail-f/var/log/messagenov1407:12:51imagekubelet:e111407:12:51.6277823007 summary.go:92]Failedtogetsystemcontainerstatsfor "/ System.slice/kubelet.service ":failedtogetcgroupstatsfor"/ System.slice/kubelet.service ":failedtogetcontainerinfofor"/ System.slice/kubelet.service ":unknowncontainer"/system.slice/kubelet.service "Nov14 07:12:51imagekubelet:E111407:12:51.6278243007 summary.go:92]failedtogetsystemcontainerstatsfor "/system.slice /docker.service ":failedtogetcgroupstatsfor"/system.slice/ D

Tail-f/var/log/messagenov1407:12:51imagekubelet:e111407:12:51.6277823007 summary.go:92]Failedtogetsystemcontainerstatsfor "/ System.slice/kubelet.service ":failedtogetcgroupstatsfor"/ System.slice/kubelet.service ":failedtogetcontainerinfofor"/ System.slice/kubelet.service ":unknowncontainer"/system.slice/kubelet.service "Nov14 07:12:51imagekubelet:E111407:12:51.6278243007 summary.go:92]failedtogetsystemcontainerstatsfor "/system.slice /docker.service ":failedtogetcgroupstatsfor"/system.slice/ D

It is often necessary to monitor the running status of memcached on the server, such as the number of cache queries and hit rate. ButThe memcached-tool is written in Perl in Linux, and I have never tried whether it can be used in windows. Later I found a simple method.You can do this by using telnet.First, log on to the server, and then typeTelnet fig 11211127.0.0.1 is the server address (here it is the local machine), and 11211 is the port number bound to memcached.The command line window is bl

Memcache monitoring Tool--statsIntroducedMemcache's stats command is the most basic tool for viewing memcache status.Under the default instance, connect to Memcache by using a command such as Telnet 127.0.0.1 11211, and then enter stats to see the current status of Memcache.The descriptions of these states are as follows: Pid Process ID of the Memcache server Uptime Num

One, two most commonly used status queries (mastering the first one is completely OK)1) View status: printf "stats\r\n" |nc 127.0.0.1 112112) Analog top command View status: Watch "echo stats" |nc 127.0.0.1 11211Second, a variety of stats Chinese interpretation. But the most common concern in the work is only four.STAT get_hits 1 (serial number, not result, as be

Memcached has a stats command that allows you to view many of the status information for the Memcached service. here's how to use it:Enter the Telnet host name port number directly on the command line, connect to the memcached server, and then after successful connection, enter the stats command to display the status information for the current memcached service.For example, my native test is as follows:sta

The Memcached Stats command is useful for viewing the memcache running state. Telnet to the memcached server after a lot of commands can be used, in addition to the well-known add, get, set, INCR, DECR, replace, delete and other assignment commands, there are a series of commands to obtain server information, This part of the command starts with stats. Common commands: StatsDisplay server information,

Memcached has a stats command that allows you to view many status information of the memcached service. The usage is as follows:First, enter the Telnet host name and port number in the command line to connect to the memcached server. Then, enter the stats command to display the status information of the current memcached service.For example, the test on my local machine is as follows:StatsStat PID 1552Statu

MemcachedHave a Statscommand, through which you can view many status information for the memcached service. here's how to use it:Enter the Telnet host name port number directly on the command line, connect to the memcached server, and then after successful connection, enter the stats command to display the status information for the current memcached service. For example, my native test is as follows:StatsSTAT PID 1552 STAT Uptime 3792 STAT Time 1262

This article describes how to analyze the internal status of Memcached through the stats command. For more information, see MemcachedThere is StatsCommand to view the status information of the Memcached service. The usage is as follows:First, enter the telnet host name and port number in the command line to connect to the memcached server. Then, enter the stats command to display the status information of t

About the OGG stats process name reset command, the oggstatsreset command Oracle GoldenGate Command Interpreter for OracleVersion 11.1.1.1.2 OGGCORE_11.1.1.1.2_PLATFORMS_111004.2100 Linux, x86, 32bit (optimized), Oracle 10g on Oct 4 2011 23: 54: 04 Copyright (C) 1995,201 1, oracle and/or its affiliates. all rights reserved. GGSCI (gg321) 22> stats extqd resetSending STA