| commit | eaf64568a72ab95931a890307577747d9dc01465 | [log] [tgz] |
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| author | Saša Živkov <sasa.zivkov@sap.com> | Tue Jul 12 17:23:19 2016 +0200 |
| committer | Saša Živkov <sasa.zivkov@sap.com> | Wed Jul 13 18:24:55 2016 +0200 |
| tree | e5c60e524ec03e963523dedc6ed3ec8cd93efc98 | |
| parent | 89634f70f37c027e009da61776d72f2621a4f69f [diff] |
SSH show-queue: option to group output by queue and print queue info
When the new option --by-queue is used the output of the show-queue
command is grouped by the work queue. Queue name is printed on top of
the tasks list and the number of worker threads assigned to that thread
pool is printed in the summary line. This option should help Gerrit admins
to identify which thread pools need to be adjusted.
For comparison, here is an example output without the new --by-queue option:
Task State StartTime Command
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
9d51b721 16:29:14.750 git-upload-pack '/gerrit' (admin)
18fr4561 16:29:14.750 git-upload-pack '/gerrit' (admin)
ad52b823 16:29:14.750 git-upload-pack '/gerrit' (admin)
bd51bbcc 16:29:14.750 git-upload-pack '/gerrit' (admin)
11223344 16:29:14.750 git-upload-pack '/gerrit' (admin)
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------------------------------------------------------------------------------
6 tasks
With the --by-queue option the output looks like:
$ ssh -p29418 admin@localhost gerrit show-queue -w --by-queue
Task State StartTime Command
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Queue: SSH-Interactive-Worker
9d51b721 16:29:14.750 git-upload-pack '/gerrit' (admin)
18fr4561 16:29:14.750 git-upload-pack '/gerrit' (admin)
ad52b823 16:29:14.750 git-upload-pack '/gerrit' (admin)
bd51bbcc 16:29:14.750 git-upload-pack '/gerrit' (admin)
11223344 16:29:14.750 git-upload-pack '/gerrit' (admin)
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
5 tasks, 14 worker threads
Queue: WorkQueue
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------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1 tasks, 1 worker threads
Change-Id: If82bdb50702f2001f887fe5004b0d80b61131a90
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