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DAMO(1) | User Commands | DAMO(1) |
NAME¶
damo - Data Access Monitoring Operator
SYNOPSIS¶
damo [-h] <command> ...
DESCRIPTION¶
`damo` is a user space tool for DAMON, a data access monitoring subsystem for the Linux kernel. Using this, you can monitor the data access patterns of your system or workloads and make data access-aware memory management optimizations.
Control DAMON and show its results
OPTIONS¶
- -h, --help
- show this help message and exit
COMMANDS¶
- start
- start DAMON with given parameters
- tune
- update input parameters of ongoing DAMON
- stop
- stop running DAMON
- record
- record data accesses and additional information
- report
- visualize the 'record'-generated or snapshot data
- replay
- replay the recorded data accesses
- reclaim
- control DAMON_RECLAIM
- lru_sort
- control DAMON_LRU_SORT
- args
- generate complex arguments for other commands
- version
- print the version number
- schemes
- apply operation schemes
- monitor
- repeat the recording and the reporting of data accesses
- features
- list supported DAMON features in the kernel
- validate
- validate a given record result file
- adjust
- adjust the record results with different monitoring attributes
- convert_record_format
- convert DAMON result record file's format
- record_info
- print basic information of a data accesses record file
- diagnose
- generate a report on if DAMON is malfunctioning
- show
- show monitored access pattern (Will be DEPRECATED; Use "damo report access" instead.)
- status
- show DAMON status (Will be DEPRECATED; Use "damo report damon" instead.)
January 2025 | damo 2.6.5 |