Adds support for RSMI event counters. This also includes
"macro" or "pseudo" events, in which an event value is
obtained from RSMI, followed by some post processing before
being displayed in rdci.
Aside from the support of new fields, the main update here
is to introduce an initialization and "shutdown" call for
new fields that will require this.
Also, includes some modifications to the rdci dmon list
command:
* in rdc_field_data.data, added the ability to specify whether
a field should be hidden or not, by default. This will
allow us to support many fields, even those that are not
typically of interest (but sometimes may be), without
confusing the user or unnecessary clutter.
* added a --list-all option which lists all available field
including the more obscure fields.
Change-Id: I01dd0edea963c12f82c6e44f893a390711ef3e83
Adds support for RSMI event counters. This also includes
"macro" or "pseudo" events, in which an event value is
obtained from RSMI, followed by some post processing before
being displayed in rdci.
Aside from the support of new fields, the main update here
is to introduce an initialization and "shutdown" call for
new fields that will require this.
Also, includes some modifications to the rdci dmon list
command:
* in rdc_field_data.data, added the ability to specify whether
a field should be hidden or not, by default. This will
allow us to support many fields, even those that are not
typically of interest (but sometimes may be), without
confusing the user or unnecessary clutter.
* added a --list-all option which lists all available field
including the more obscure fields.
Change-Id: I01dd0edea963c12f82c6e44f893a390711ef3e83
[ROCm/rdc commit: d7c9625fc6]
The rdc_prometheus.py is a Prometheus plugin for RDC
The rdc_prometheus_example.yml and prometheus_targets.json are
example Prometheus configuration. If there are multiple compute
nodes, they can be defined at prometheus_targets.json.
Change-Id: I3611b1e8a166f6608351f6e7644808bf72a4d3a0
The rdc_prometheus.py is a Prometheus plugin for RDC
The rdc_prometheus_example.yml and prometheus_targets.json are
example Prometheus configuration. If there are multiple compute
nodes, they can be defined at prometheus_targets.json.
Change-Id: I3611b1e8a166f6608351f6e7644808bf72a4d3a0
[ROCm/rdc commit: 9c7a1347ea]
Previously we would return -1 if we detected rdcd was
still running. But the rdcd process ID is alive as long
as the test is running. So now we return 0, and the rdcd
process ends, allowing the test to end cleanly.
Change-Id: I98a5aa0a03d14127824b86e1190047c9f9d2edb7
Previously we would return -1 if we detected rdcd was
still running. But the rdcd process ID is alive as long
as the test is running. So now we return 0, and the rdcd
process ends, allowing the test to end cleanly.
Change-Id: I98a5aa0a03d14127824b86e1190047c9f9d2edb7
[ROCm/rdc commit: 15be17539f]
A new folder python_binding is created for RDC python binding:
* The rdc_bootstrap.py is a python ctypes wrapper for the librdc_boostrap.so
* The RdcUtil.py defines common utilities for RDC to manage group/fieldgroup
* The RdcReader.py is a class to simplify the usage of the RDC:
- The user only needs to specify which fields he wants to monitoring.
RdcReader will create groups and fieldgroups, watch the fields, and fetch the fields.
- The RdcReader can support embedded and standalone mode.
- The standalone can be with authentication and without authentication.
- In standalone mode, the RdcReader can automatically reconnect to the rdcd when the connection is lost.
- When rdcd is restarted, the previously created group and fieldgroup may lose.
The RdcReader can re-create them and watch the fields after reconnect.
- If the client is restarted, RdcReader can detect the groups and fieldgroups
created before and avoid re-create them.
- The user can pass the unit converter if he does not want to use RDC default unit.
Change-Id: I109ec86012f37162eb13f7d3e921115b7dd82369
A new folder python_binding is created for RDC python binding:
* The rdc_bootstrap.py is a python ctypes wrapper for the librdc_boostrap.so
* The RdcUtil.py defines common utilities for RDC to manage group/fieldgroup
* The RdcReader.py is a class to simplify the usage of the RDC:
- The user only needs to specify which fields he wants to monitoring.
RdcReader will create groups and fieldgroups, watch the fields, and fetch the fields.
- The RdcReader can support embedded and standalone mode.
- The standalone can be with authentication and without authentication.
- In standalone mode, the RdcReader can automatically reconnect to the rdcd when the connection is lost.
- When rdcd is restarted, the previously created group and fieldgroup may lose.
The RdcReader can re-create them and watch the fields after reconnect.
- If the client is restarted, RdcReader can detect the groups and fieldgroups
created before and avoid re-create them.
- The user can pass the unit converter if he does not want to use RDC default unit.
Change-Id: I109ec86012f37162eb13f7d3e921115b7dd82369
[ROCm/rdc commit: 9209c6c516]
Make the RDC use the new rdc_field_t enum instead of uint32_t.
This will help prevent invalid field types from being passed in.
Also, centralize where data related to fields is kept. This will
reduce the number of places where changes are required each
time a new field is added.
Finally, cleaned up several cpplint issues.
Change-Id: I48e4512e18c164411d8b09ae3d4bed99fba359ec
Make the RDC use the new rdc_field_t enum instead of uint32_t.
This will help prevent invalid field types from being passed in.
Also, centralize where data related to fields is kept. This will
reduce the number of places where changes are required each
time a new field is added.
Finally, cleaned up several cpplint issues.
Change-Id: I48e4512e18c164411d8b09ae3d4bed99fba359ec
[ROCm/rdc commit: 5950ebadc4]
In the job stats, in addition to the max, min and average,
it will also display the standard deviation.
A new option --json is added to the rdci to output the results
in json format.
In the job stats, using the GMT time instead of timestamp
for start and end time.
Change-Id: If245c4fc4854a1dc867f97ff5aa9112af7962eca
In the job stats, in addition to the max, min and average,
it will also display the standard deviation.
A new option --json is added to the rdci to output the results
in json format.
In the job stats, using the GMT time instead of timestamp
for start and end time.
Change-Id: If245c4fc4854a1dc867f97ff5aa9112af7962eca
[ROCm/rdc commit: e6d910f67a]
Compile and link steps were looking in wrong directories for
include and library files.
Change-Id: I5cbfd67ca2a02cab898f820587a9793f2105f2e6
[ROCm/rdc commit: 9efb55b06f]
Added a CPACK_PROJECT_CONFIG_FILE called package.txt for this.
Change-Id: Ia2b2c6cdb98506510a8fa6881d814804108553db
(cherry picked from commit 8c803f85df0c23c7e30dadc0ab9748749a1d3588)
Added a CPACK_PROJECT_CONFIG_FILE called package.txt for this.
Change-Id: Ia2b2c6cdb98506510a8fa6881d814804108553db
(cherry picked from commit 8c803f85df0c23c7e30dadc0ab9748749a1d3588)
[ROCm/rdc commit: 4045a59bb4]
Now, only one package is generated. This works with older
versions of cmake.
Also, restore change to postinst scripts for Debian and
RPM, undone in a prevous commit.
Change-Id: Ica005656c5f1df0d01d3071584b97de9f0e61cb3
(cherry picked from commit c14d23843228fa146f38c87cb59514e855725b41)
Now, only one package is generated. This works with older
versions of cmake.
Also, restore change to postinst scripts for Debian and
RPM, undone in a prevous commit.
Change-Id: Ica005656c5f1df0d01d3071584b97de9f0e61cb3
(cherry picked from commit c14d23843228fa146f38c87cb59514e855725b41)
[ROCm/rdc commit: 9483b74fe4]
Also:
* update README documentation
* correct postinst scripts for deb and rpm
* add lib64/ to link_directories (needed for CentOS and others)
* remove a redundant "rdc" from the package names
* rearrange the package names to conform to convention
For example:
rdc-server_1.0.0.0.local-build-0-c3187fb-dirty_amd64.deb
rdc-server_1.0.0.0.local-build-0-c3187fb-dirty.x86_64.rpm
* fix issues that result from having, in essence, 2 different
install prefixes, 1 for the client and 1 for the server.
Change-Id: I88f0e1b8b72df2793c35ed71534afd91142da012
Also:
* update README documentation
* correct postinst scripts for deb and rpm
* add lib64/ to link_directories (needed for CentOS and others)
* remove a redundant "rdc" from the package names
* rearrange the package names to conform to convention
For example:
rdc-server_1.0.0.0.local-build-0-c3187fb-dirty_amd64.deb
rdc-server_1.0.0.0.local-build-0-c3187fb-dirty.x86_64.rpm
* fix issues that result from having, in essence, 2 different
install prefixes, 1 for the client and 1 for the server.
Change-Id: I88f0e1b8b72df2793c35ed71534afd91142da012
[ROCm/rdc commit: 4008dd8eac]
Some distros install grpc libs into lib64/ instead of
lib/. This takes care of that.
Change-Id: Iaab31c331828844be4a9e5c7abec4da609173356
[ROCm/rdc commit: 54dcd421e4]
Also:
* add to the CI bin directory
* when making a new manual PDF, don't overwrite the old one;
instead, make a copy that can be used to manually replace
the existing one, if desired.
Change-Id: I9384e3627835a9c9983a55c23417a279a7b4d0f4
Also:
* add to the CI bin directory
* when making a new manual PDF, don't overwrite the old one;
instead, make a copy that can be used to manually replace
the existing one, if desired.
Change-Id: I9384e3627835a9c9983a55c23417a279a7b4d0f4
[ROCm/rdc commit: c35b0b8ec1]
Mostly this involves creating a "batch mode" which does not
have any interactive prompts. Also, in batch mode, both stand-
alone and embedded modes are run.
Change-Id: I9703e501ab1f853e992b6b401fa0215681ab69f0
Mostly this involves creating a "batch mode" which does not
have any interactive prompts. Also, in batch mode, both stand-
alone and embedded modes are run.
Change-Id: I9703e501ab1f853e992b6b401fa0215681ab69f0
[ROCm/rdc commit: 5f947270c1]
DOxygen docs from rdc.h will be generated on build and a
new pdf file will be created in the docs folder. Note
that the generated pdf should should only be updated in
the git repo when certain files are modified:
* rdc.h Doxygen comments are updated (or any future files that
are processed for Doxygen comments)
* the Doxygen config file is updated
Change-Id: I3084520f5b02aaa8e4973f9055d8679d6788b0ef
DOxygen docs from rdc.h will be generated on build and a
new pdf file will be created in the docs folder. Note
that the generated pdf should should only be updated in
the git repo when certain files are modified:
* rdc.h Doxygen comments are updated (or any future files that
are processed for Doxygen comments)
* the Doxygen config file is updated
Change-Id: I3084520f5b02aaa8e4973f9055d8679d6788b0ef
[ROCm/rdc commit: 3793e8df27]
In the rdci dmon and fieldgroup, now the fields can be specified
using either number id or the field name.
When the rdc is async fetching metrics, it will not report that fetch
as an error.
Change-Id: I81331e2c239af987181147be5ac0e29ba1617ab4
In the rdci dmon and fieldgroup, now the fields can be specified
using either number id or the field name.
When the rdc is async fetching metrics, it will not report that fetch
as an error.
Change-Id: I81331e2c239af987181147be5ac0e29ba1617ab4
[ROCm/rdc commit: d30cb81fdb]
Jenkins
Chris Freehill
Todd tiantuo Li
Bill(Shuzhou) Liu
Divya Shikre
Cole Nelson