In my post " Plotting memory usage on console " the chart doesn't pan the data. Now, using a named pipe, the effect got a little bit nicer. First, we have to run the memUsage.sh script to get a file filled with memory usage info: ./memUsage.sh > memUsage.dat & Then we have to create a named pipe: mkfifo pipe Now we have to run another process to tail only the last 64 lines from the memUsage.dat while [ 1 ]; do tail -64 memUsage.dat> pipe; done & And now we just have to plot the data from the pipe: watch -n 1 'gnuplot -e "set terminal dumb;p \"pipe\" with lines"' And that is it!
COngratulations again! ;)
ReplyDeleteCongrats mate. But you forgot to give us the name :-)
ReplyDeleteHis name is Gustavo. :-)
ReplyDeletee daÃ, como vai o Esçãozinho? :) já produziu muito em duas semanas?
ReplyDeleteBah! Produziu MUUUITO... 10 trocas de fraldas por dia.
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