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33 lines
948 B
Markdown
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# Job Visualizer
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This project is meant to visualize scheduled jobs for a given timespan,
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so you're able to see bottlenecks or timeframes where to many jobs are run simultaneously.
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**This tool analyzes a CSV file and creates an HTML file.**
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## Usage
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For usage information call
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```
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./job-visualizer -h
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```
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That will result in
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```
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Usage of ./job-visualizer:
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-file string
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File to import
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-output string
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File to generate
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```
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* `--file` Is a csv file you want to analyze
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* `--output` Is an html file the tool will generate
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### CSV File Format
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Currently the format is fixed and planned to be configurable in the future.
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You need the following columns:
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* Prefix/Group
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* job_name: The name of the job
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* job_type: The type of the job
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* start_time: A string with start times for the group, e.g. `"2019-11-02 21:10:21,2019-11-03 21:19:33"`
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* end_time: As start_time, but the end times, e.g. `"2019-11-02 21:10:22,2019-11-03 21:19:33"`
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