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3.10. Latency Tracing Using trace-cmd

trace-cmd is a front-end tool to ftrace. It can enable the ftrace interactions described earlier without needing to write into the /sys/kernel/debug/tracing/ directory. It can be installed without the special tracing kernel variants, and it does not add any overhead when it is installed.
  1. To install the trace-cmd tool, enter the following command as root: 
    ~]# yum install trace-cmd
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  2. To start the utility, type trace-cmd at the shell prompt, along with the options you require, using the following syntax: 
    ~]# trace-cmd command
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    Some examples of commands are: 
    • ~]# trace-cmd record -p function myapp
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      Enable and start recording functions executing within the kernel while myapp runs. It records functions from all CPUS and all tasks, even those not related to myapp. 
    • ~]# trace-cmd report
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      Display the result. 
    • ~]# trace-cmd record -p function -l 'sched*' myapp
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      Record only functions that start with sched while myapp runs. 
    • ~]# trace-cmd start -e irq
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      Enable all the IRQ events. 
    • ~]# trace-cmd start -p wakeup_rt
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      Start the wakeup_rt tracer. 
    • ~]# trace-cmd start -p preemptirqsoff -d
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      Start the preemptirqsoff tracer but disable function tracing in doing so. Note: the version of trace-cmd in Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 turns off ftrace_enabled instead of using the function-trace option. You can enable it again with trace-cmd start -p function. 
    • ~]# trace-cmd start -p nop
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      Restore the state in which the system was before trace-cmd started modifying it. This is important if you want to use the debugfs file system after using trace-cmd, whether or not the system was restarted in the meantime.

    Note

    See the trace-cmd(1) man page for a complete list of commands and options. All the individual commands also have their own man pages, trace-cmd-command. For further information about event tracing and function tracer, see Appendix A, Event Tracing and Appendix B, Detailed Description of Ftrace.
  3. In this example, the trace-cmd utility will trace a single trace point: 
    ~]# trace-cmd record -e sched_wakeup ls /bin
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