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Introduction

This package helps you to monitor pprof situation of your Go application.

Install

Use go get github.com/funny/pprof command to install it into your project.

And import github.com/funny/pprof in your code.

GC summary

GC summary used to monitor GC status like GC pause time and allocation rate etc.

Get GC summary:

summary := pprof.GCSummary()

Display GC summary：

// Humman readable format
println(summmary.String())

// CSV format
println(summary.CSV())

Some time you need to CSV column names：

println(pprof.GCSummaryColumns)
println(summary.CSV())

Some time you need to save into file：

// Humman readable format
summary.Write(file)

// CSV format
summary.WriteCSV(file)

Monitor Execution Time

The TimeRecorder helps you to monitor execution time of APIs or functions.

First you need to a TimeRecorder instance.

recorder := pprof.NewTimeRecorder()

Then record execution time at any where you want.

t1 := time.Now()

your_application.do_some_thing()

recorder.Record("do_some_thing", time.Since(t1))

Save records into a CSV file.

recorder.SaveCSV("time.csv")

There have 6 fields in the CSV file.

name - Item name, equals the Record() method's first parameter, like request name、function name、operation name etc.

times - This field shows how many times the item recorded.

avg - The average execution time of the item.

min - The minmal execution time of the item.

max - The maximum execution time of the item.

total - The total execution time of the item.

The output table sort by avg + times in default.

If the table shows an item have long execution time and execute many times. It means maybe you need to check the execution point or make some optimization.