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Performance Co-Pilot and Arduino (part 2) | Michele's Blog

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Skip to main content. Performance Co-Pilot and Arduino (part 2). After initially setting up Performance Co-Pilot and Arduino. I wanted to improve the data being displayed. As latency is quite important to me, I wanted to display that as well. I did not have too much time on my hands to code a new PMDA that collects that information, so I abused the pmdashping(1). For this purpose. The steps are simple:. With the following line:. This hack will break if latency 254 ;). Cut -f1 -d .

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Performance Co-Pilot and Arduino (part 2) | Michele's Blog

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Skip to main content. Performance Co-Pilot and Arduino (part 2). After initially setting up Performance Co-Pilot and Arduino. I wanted to improve the data being displayed. As latency is quite important to me, I wanted to display that as well. I did not have too much time on my hands to code a new PMDA that collects that information, so I abused the pmdashping(1). For this purpose. The steps are simple:. With the following line:. This hack will break if latency 254 ;). Cut -f1 -d .

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Running Fedora MIPS | Michele's Blog

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Skip to main content. There is an ongoing effort to revive Fedora for MIPS. In order to get a glimpse of this work in QEMU, do the following:. Download the qcow mipsel64el image here. Download the kernel here. Run your MIPS qemu instance as follows (note that I use a bridge called vnet0 on my host):. Ro root=/dev/sda1 console=ttyS0 mem=256m@0x0 mem=1792m@0x90000000". Comments powered by Disqus. Contents 2016 Michele Baldessari.

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Performance Analysis with Performance Co-Pilot, iPython and pandas | Michele's Blog

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Skip to main content. Performance Analysis with Performance Co-Pilot, iPython and pandas. One of many reasons to love Performance Co-Pilot. Is the fact that it is a fully fledged framework to do performance analysis. It makes it extremely simple to extend and to build anything on top of it. In this post we shall explore how simple it is to analyze your performance data using iPython. And the Quickstart guide. For this example I collected data over the course of a day with a 1 minute interval. Method, but...

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Navigating source code with VIM | Michele's Blog

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Skip to main content. Navigating source code with VIM. Lately I've had the pleasure to have to read different code bases in a fairly short amount of time. So I spent a little bit of time checking out the available tools to navigate source code in a more efficient way than launching 'grep' all over a code base. So first things first, let's make sure that on this system (Fedora 19) all the needed packages are installed:. Let's start to explore one tool at the time. Let's now add the vim-taglist plugin.

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Performance Monitoring with PCP and Vector | Michele's Blog

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Skip to main content. Performance Monitoring with PCP and Vector. Update: FchE notes that the. Package is already part of Fedora, instructions amended. Open-source monitoring tool. Vector uses Perfomance Co-Pilot. As a framework to fetch and manage metrics and provides a nice web GUI on top of it. The following steps are tested on Fedora 22 (or a pre-release of it in this case). First let's install the needed packages:. Let's get pcp and pcp-webapi configured and started first:. Comments powered by Disqus.

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Terminal Calendaring Application | Michele's Blog

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Skip to main content. As an avid mutt-kz. User, I always found it quite annoying to have to use a web browser or my phone to check out my work calendar or upcoming birthdays. I have slowly started to use khal. Which is shaping up to be a very nice calendaring application for use within terminals:. For Fedora users I have created a COPR. Repo As root, simply run:. Is as follows and contains my birthday list from Facebook and my work calendar:. At this point you can run. Or in its interactive cousin.

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About | Michele's Blog

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Skip to main content. I live in the alps, I love free software, I work for Red Hat in the High Availability team. Contents 2016 Michele Baldessari.