Awesome
espejito
A Clojure/ClojureScript library to find latency across measurement points in single-threaded call trees.
Sample output:
| :name | :cumulative | :cumul-% | :individual | :indiv-% | :thrown? |
|-----------------+-------------+----------+-------------+----------+---------------------|
| outer | 357.82 ms | 100.00 % | 103.037 ms | 28.80 % | |
| inner | 204.407 ms | 57.13 % | 150.723 ms | 42.12 % | java.lang.Exception |
| inner-most | 53.684 ms | 15.00 % | 53.684 ms | 15.00 % | |
| inner-sibling | 50.376 ms | 14.08 % | 50.376 ms | 14.08 % | |
Usage
Leiningen coordinates: [espejito "0.2.0"]
Requires Clojure 1.7 or higher, ClojureScript 1.9 or higher
Requiring namespace
(:require [espejito.core :as e])
Starting to monitor
Wrap your outer-most layer with the following call
(e/report e/print-table
...) ; body of code
Measure at every layer
(e/measure "layer-name"
...) ; body of code to measure
Or
;; f is the function to wrap with measurement
(e/wrap-measure f "function-name")
The measure calls can be spread across several namespaces. Make sure that the layer-name is unique for every measurement point.
Instrumentation support on the JVM
The following convenience API is available on the JVM:
(require '[espejito.instrument :as ins])
;; to instrument functions for latency measurement
(doseq ["com.myapp/foo"
"com.myapp/bar"
"com.myapp/baz"]
(ins/instrument-measure each))
Then the report generated using (e/report e/print-table ...)
looks
something like the following:
| :name | :cumulative | :cumul-% | :individual | :indiv-% | :thrown? |
|-------------------+---------------+----------+---------------+----------+----------|
| com.myapp/foo | 606.254183 ms | 100.00 % | 301.916861 ms | 49.80 % | |
| com.myapp/bar | 304.337322 ms | 50.20 % | 203.490408 ms | 33.57 % | |
| com.myapp/baz | 100.846914 ms | 16.63 % | 100.846914 ms | 16.63 % | |
Caveats
This library assumes single-threaded code path only. For new/other threads you must use separate report
for those
threads.
License
Copyright © 2015-2021 Shantanu Kumar
Distributed under the Eclipse Public License either version 1.0 or (at your option) any later version.