May-31-2020, 02:46 PM
Hi Lazr60,
Thank you for your reply and advice. I guess I could pipe the entire output of the FreeBSD command 'sysctl -a' into a file and then parse the file itself. That sounds like a reasonable way to go about it. In my example, I'm basically looking to find out how many NUMA are in the server and how many CPU cores are associated with each NUMA and then use that information ultimately for performance tuning purposes. So, in brief, my script will extract this type of information and then use it for server purpose tuning.
p.s. any idea what I'm doing wrong with my code?
Thanks again!
Thank you for your reply and advice. I guess I could pipe the entire output of the FreeBSD command 'sysctl -a' into a file and then parse the file itself. That sounds like a reasonable way to go about it. In my example, I'm basically looking to find out how many NUMA are in the server and how many CPU cores are associated with each NUMA and then use that information ultimately for performance tuning purposes. So, in brief, my script will extract this type of information and then use it for server purpose tuning.
p.s. any idea what I'm doing wrong with my code?
Thanks again!
