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QA output created by 352
Expect this to fail as derived metrics not defined ...
Log for pmlogger on HOST started DATE
[DATE] pmlogger(PID) Info: Start
Warning [TMP.config, line 5]
Problem with lookup for metric "sample.long.nine" ... logging not activated
Reason: Unknown metric name
Warning [TMP.config, line 6]
Problem with lookup for metric "sample.long.ninety_nine" ... logging not activated
Reason: Unknown metric name
Warning [TMP.config, line 7]
Problem with lookup for metric "sample.long.lots" ... logging not activated
Reason: Unknown metric name
Config parsed
Starting logger for host "HOST"
Archive basename: ARCHIVE
[DATE] pmlogger(PID) Info: pmlogger: Sample limit reached, exiting
Log finished DATE
Metric Help Text in the Log ...
PMID: 29.0.10 [1 as a 32-bit integer]
PMID: 29.0.10
The sample.long.* metrics provide a group of 32-bit integer metrics
some with fixed values and one with a value that can be changed via
pmstore(1).
This one has the constant value 1.
PMID: 29.0.11 [10 as a 32-bit integer]
PMID: 29.0.11
TIMESTAMP 5 metrics
TIMESTAMP 2 metrics
29.0.11 (sample.long.ten): value 10
29.0.10 (sample.long.one): value 1
TIMESTAMP 2 metrics
29.0.11 (sample.long.ten): value 10
29.0.10 (sample.long.one): value 1
TIMESTAMP 5 metrics
Now with derived metrics defined ...
sample.long.one
value 1
sample.long.ten
value 10
sample.long.nine
value 9
sample.long.ninety_nine
value 99
sample.long.lots
value 999900
Log for pmlogger on HOST started DATE
[DATE] pmlogger(PID) Info: Start
Config parsed
Starting logger for host "HOST"
Archive basename: ARCHIVE
[DATE] pmlogger(PID) Info: pmlogger: Sample limit reached, exiting
Log finished DATE
Metric Help Text in the Log ...
PMID: 29.0.10 [1 as a 32-bit integer]
PMID: 29.0.10
The sample.long.* metrics provide a group of 32-bit integer metrics
some with fixed values and one with a value that can be changed via
pmstore(1).
This one has the constant value 1.
PMID: 29.0.11 [10 as a 32-bit integer]
PMID: 29.0.11
PMID: 511.2048.3 [This should be 9!]
PMID: 511.2048.4
Since this is 100 minus 1, we'd expect the answer to be exactly
>>> 99 <<<
on most days
PMID: 511.2048.5 [This should be 999900!]
PMID: 511.2048.5
Since this is 1,0000 minus 100 the answer is expected to be very
close to 999900, n'est ce pas?
TIMESTAMP 5 metrics
TIMESTAMP 5 metrics
511.2048.5 (sample.long.lots): value 999900
511.2048.4 (sample.long.ninety_nine): value 99
511.2048.3 (sample.long.nine): value 9
29.0.11 (sample.long.ten): value 10
29.0.10 (sample.long.one): value 1
TIMESTAMP 5 metrics
511.2048.5 (sample.long.lots): value 999900
511.2048.4 (sample.long.ninety_nine): value 99
511.2048.3 (sample.long.nine): value 9
29.0.11 (sample.long.ten): value 10
29.0.10 (sample.long.one): value 1
TIMESTAMP 5 metrics
511.2048.5 (sample.long.lots): value 999900
511.2048.4 (sample.long.ninety_nine): value 99
511.2048.3 (sample.long.nine): value 9
29.0.11 (sample.long.ten): value 10
29.0.10 (sample.long.one): value 1
TIMESTAMP 5 metrics
sample.long.one [1 as a 32-bit integer]
labels {"agent":"sample","domainname":"DOMAINNAME","groupid":GROUPID,"hostname":"HOSTNAME","machineid":"MACHINEID","role":"testing","userid":USERID}
Help:
The sample.long.* metrics provide a group of 32-bit integer metrics
some with fixed values and one with a value that can be changed via
pmstore(1).
This one has the constant value 1.
value 1
sample.long.ten [10 as a 32-bit integer]
labels {"agent":"sample","domainname":"DOMAINNAME","groupid":GROUPID,"hostname":"HOSTNAME","machineid":"MACHINEID","role":"testing","userid":USERID}
Help:
10 as a 32-bit integer
value 10
sample.long.nine [This should be 9!]
labels {"domainname":"DOMAINNAME","groupid":GROUPID,"hostname":"HOSTNAME","machineid":"MACHINEID","userid":USERID}
Help:
This should be 9!
value 9
sample.long.ninety_nine One-line Help: Error: One-line or help text is not available
labels {"domainname":"DOMAINNAME","groupid":GROUPID,"hostname":"HOSTNAME","machineid":"MACHINEID","userid":USERID}
Help:
Since this is 100 minus 1, we'd expect the answer to be exactly
>>> 99 <<<
on most days
value 99
sample.long.lots [This should be 999900!]
labels {"domainname":"DOMAINNAME","groupid":GROUPID,"hostname":"HOSTNAME","machineid":"MACHINEID","userid":USERID}
Help:
Since this is 1,0000 minus 100 the answer is expected to be very
close to 999900, n'est ce pas?
value 999900
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