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1.2.3

20 Mar 17:31
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1- fixes metric CPU Util% with pid argument
2- adds more info to README
3- detects missing dependencies

1.2.2

16 Mar 21:01
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  1. fixes libinfo warnings thrown on ubuntu 16.04
  2. change make dist to make
  3. close nmi file
  4. handle msr read errors without panic

1.2.1

13 Mar 23:16
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removes topdown named events to better support older kernels and different OS's naming conventions

PerfSpect_v1.2.0

02 Mar 00:46
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New features added in current release

  • PerfSpect now supports Intel 4th Gen Xeon Scalable processors (Sapphire Rapids/SPR)
  • Supports SPR instances on AWS
  • Simplified build with make dist

PerfSpect_v1.1.3

30 Nov 06:38
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New features added in current release

  • Added support for container characterization using Container IDs - can be used to characterize applications running in K8s clusters and other technologies based on containers.
  • Static HTML reporting - plotting TMA icicle charts and basic system stats that includes:
    • CPU utilization
    • CPU operating frequency
    • CPI
    • Power
    • Memory Bandwidth
    • AVX usage
    • NUMA locality DRAM reads
    • Cache MPI
  • Added metric: C6 core residency and C6 package residency
  • Added metric: core initiated DRAM read bandwidth

PerfSpect_v1.1.2

28 Apr 23:31
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This release supports

  • Icelake based instances on AWS

PerfSpect_older_glibc

17 Mar 18:31
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This release supports PerfSpect v1.1.1 on older glibc (<2.27)

PerfSpect_v1.1.1

23 Feb 18:48
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This release

  1. supports BDX,SKX,CLX and ICX CPUs
  2. support AWS instances with cloud and cloudtype flag.

PerfSpect_v1.1.0

01 Nov 17:48
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This release supports Intel Broadwell, Skylake, Cascadelake and Icelake processors.