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#!/bin/bash
# Name:
# tcpdive - A TCP performance profiling tool.
#
# Description:
# Tcpdive is designed to provide an insight into TCP's performance.
# It uses systemtap to collect data from a running linux kernel.
VERSION="1.0"
DATE="2016-1-1"
AUTHOR="[email protected]"
DIR=`dirname $0`
SOURCE="$DIR/src"
# MODULES
RETRANS="never"
CONG="never"
RST="never"
HTTP="never"
BITMAP=0
# OPTIONS
VERBOSE=""
FILTER=""
PORTS=""
FORMAT=0
MODULE_NAME=""
RUN_TIME=""
LIFE_TIME=0
TRANS_TIME=0
SAMPLE=0
ADCONG=0
function version {
echo -e "Version $VERSION $DATE"
echo -e "$AUTHOR"
echo "tcpdive - A TCP performance profiling tool."
echo ""
}
function usage {
echo "USAGE:"
echo " $0 [options] [modules] [filters]"
echo ""
echo "OPTIONS:"
echo " -h # show help"
echo " -V # show version"
echo " -v # verbose mode for debugging"
echo " -t <sec> # stop itself after running specified time"
echo " -m # compile as tcpdive.ko instead of running directly"
echo " -d # detailed logging instead of default format"
echo ""
echo "MODULES:"
echo " -L # Loss and Retransmission"
echo " -H # HTTP Performance (1.0/1.1)"
echo " -C # Congestion Control"
echo " -A <num> # Advanced CC (depict <num> critical points)"
echo " -R # Monitor Reset Packet"
echo ""
echo "FILTERS:"
echo " -l <msec> # lifetime of connection should greater than <msec>"
echo " -i <msec> # trans time of response should greater than <msec>"
echo " -s <num> # take one sample from <num> connections"
echo " -p <ports> # server ports cared, use comma to separate"
echo ""
echo " -f <laddr>:<lport>-<raddr>:<rport> [-f <...>] # should be last"
echo " eg. -f *.*.*.*:80-10.210.136.*:*"
echo ""
}
# Process cmdline options
while getopts hVvdLCRHmA:f:t:l:i:s:p: option
do
case $option in
V) version
exit 0;;
v) VERBOSE="-v";;
L) RETRANS="retran.*"
BITMAP=$(($BITMAP+2));;
H) HTTP="http.*"
BITMAP=$(($BITMAP+4));;
C) CONG="cong.*"
BITMAP=$(($BITMAP+8));;
R) RST="rst.*"
BITMAP=$(($BITMAP+16));;
A) ADCONG=$OPTARG
CONG="cong.*"
BITMAP=$(($BITMAP+32));;
f) FILTER="$OPTARG $FILTER";;
t) RUN_TIME=$OPTARG;;
m) MODULE_NAME="-p 4 -m tcpdive";;
d) FORMAT=1;;
l) LIFE_TIME=$OPTARG;;
i) TRANS_TIME=$OPTARG;;
s) SAMPLE=$OPTARG;;
p) PORTS="ports=$OPTARG";;
h|?|*)
usage
exit 1;;
esac
done
# In case that no modules specified, set default here
if [ $BITMAP -eq 0 ]; then
RETRANS="never"
CONG="never"
HTTP="never"
RST="never"
fi
# Use systemtap to compile module
stap -t -w -g -DINTERRUPTIBLE=0 \
-D MAXACTION=1000000 -D MAXSTRINGLEN=1024 \
$VERBOSE $MODULE_NAME -I $SOURCE -e '
probe begin
{
printf("Probe begin...\n")
structs_init()
if (process_cmdline() < 0)
exit()
}
# Probe points MUST
probe estab.* {}
probe close.* {}
probe trans.* {}
# Probe points Optional
probe '$RETRANS' {}
probe '$CONG' {}
probe '$RST' {}
probe '$HTTP' {}
probe end
{
if (!mem_is_stop())
mem_free_active()
printf("\n\nProbe end!\n")
log_mem_usage()
}
' bitmap=$BITMAP timeout=$RUN_TIME lifetime=$LIFE_TIME \
trans_time=$TRANS_TIME ad_cong=$ADCONG detail_log=$FORMAT \
sample_ratio=$SAMPLE $PORTS $FILTER