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  1. dcstat-bpfcc (8) — bpfcc-tools — Debian unstable — Debian Manpages

    NAME ¶ dcstat - Directory entry cache (dcache) stats. Uses Linux eBPF/bcc. SYNOPSIS ¶ dcstat [interval [count]] DESCRIPTION ¶ The Linux directory entry cache (dcache) improves the …

  2. Ubuntu Manpage: dcstat - Directory entry cache (dcache) stats. Uses ...

    Uses Linux eBPF/bcc. SYNOPSIS dcstat [interval [count]] DESCRIPTION The Linux directory entry cache (dcache) improves the performance of file and directory name lookups. This tool provides per …

  3. bcc-dcstat(8) man page - Directory entry cache (dcache) stats. Uses ...

    EXAMPLES Print summaries each second: # dcstat Print output every five seconds, three times: # dcstat 5 3

  4. bcc/tools/dcstat_example.txt at master · iovisor/bcc · GitHub

    Demonstrations of dcstat, the Linux eBPF/bcc version. dcstat shows directory entry cache (dcache) statistics.

  5. eBPF DCstat | Learn Netdata

    eBPF DCstat Plugin: ebpf.plugin Module: dcstat Overview Monitor directory cache events per application given an overall vision about files on memory or storage device. Attach tracing (kprobe, trampoline) …

  6. bcc-dcstat (8) - f37 - manpath.be

    EXAMPLES 25 Print summaries each second: 26 # dcstat 27 28 Print output every five seconds, three times: 29 # dcstat 5 3 30

  7. eBPF DCstat | Netdata

    Maximize your monitoring insights with our eBPF DCstat integration. Discover the synergy between Netdata and your favorite platforms today.

  8. dcstat-bpfcc (8) — bpfcc-tools — Debian buster — Debian Manpages

    NAME ¶ dcstat - Directory entry cache (dcache) stats. Uses Linux eBPF/bcc. SYNOPSIS ¶ dcstat [interval [count]] DESCRIPTION ¶ The Linux directory entry cache (dcache) improves the …

  9. bcc-dcstat (8) — bcc-tools

    EXAMPLES ¶ Print summaries each second: # dcstat Print output every five seconds, three times: # dcstat 5 3

  10. bcc/tools/dcstat.py at master · iovisor/bcc · GitHub

    # # USAGE: dcstat [interval [count]] # # This uses kernel dynamic tracing of kernel functions, lookup_fast () and # d_lookup (), which will need to be modified to match kernel changes.