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I am zapman449 on github.
I am japrice (https://keybase.io/japrice) on keybase.
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## gist:3cb1eabce2f07e67d9f1
The formulas to generate the relevant values of Cache Hit ratios (and sundry):

The variables:
1. % is the cache hit ratio
2. H is the raw number of cache hits
3. M is the raw number of cache misses
4. T is the total number of requests.

The formulas:
'''% = H / T'''

## Notes:
That execstart line is a little involved.  Changes between each cluster node:

change '-name master3' to be the name of this host in the cluster, as specified by the following '-initial-cluster' statement.

change -listen-peer-urls to the IP of this host in the cluster.

change '-listen-client-urls' to reference the IP of this host in the cluster.

You also may need to change the WorkingDirectory, and the path to the etcd binary.

## delta_dict.py
#!/usr/bin/python

"""
DeltaDict: A python dictionary for keeping track of the delta between numeric
values.

Insert a number in a key, and you'll get that number back.  Next insert a
higher number.  Now a get() will return the delta between the numbers.

Useful for monitoring applications where you're presented with a monotomically

## parse-fuser.sh
#!/bin/bash

# fuser -m produces very usefil output, but it's a right pain to parse usefully.
# This cleans up the output, takes away the character codes, and shows you the ps
# output for each process which is running against the given mountpoint

# cut removes the "<mount>:" stuff
# sed1 cuts the characters off of the pids produced by fuser
# sed2 kills all leading spaces
# sed3 removes all spaces, and replaces groups of them with a single |

## col_gt.py
#!/usr/bin/python

"""
Look for column named similar to sys.argv[1].  Filter that column based on
metric of 10, or sys.argv[2] if defined.
Tuned for SAR output, but probably is generic enough for others as well.
"""

import fileinput
import sys

## redis.spec
Pulled from https://github.com/causes/redis-centos/blob/master/spec/redis.spec originally, and tweaked to support 2.4.x releases (tested for 2.4.14 through 2.4.16.

--Jason

## bastion_user_define.pp
#
define bastion_users (
  $id,
  $homedir = "/home/${name}",
  $comment = '',
) {
  #$authorized_key,
  #$ssh_config,
  #$private_key,
  #$public_key,
	The formulas to generate the relevant values of Cache Hit ratios (and sundry):

	The variables:
	1. % is the cache hit ratio
	2. H is the raw number of cache hits
	3. M is the raw number of cache misses
	4. T is the total number of requests.

	The formulas:
	'''% = H / T'''
	That execstart line is a little involved. Changes between each cluster node:

	change '-name master3' to be the name of this host in the cluster, as specified by the following '-initial-cluster' statement.

	change -listen-peer-urls to the IP of this host in the cluster.

	change '-listen-client-urls' to reference the IP of this host in the cluster.

	You also may need to change the WorkingDirectory, and the path to the etcd binary.
	#!/usr/bin/python

	"""
	DeltaDict: A python dictionary for keeping track of the delta between numeric
	values.

	Insert a number in a key, and you'll get that number back. Next insert a
	higher number. Now a get() will return the delta between the numbers.

	Useful for monitoring applications where you're presented with a monotomically
	#!/bin/bash

	# fuser -m produces very usefil output, but it's a right pain to parse usefully.
	# This cleans up the output, takes away the character codes, and shows you the ps
	# output for each process which is running against the given mountpoint

	# cut removes the "<mount>:" stuff
	# sed1 cuts the characters off of the pids produced by fuser
	# sed2 kills all leading spaces
	# sed3 removes all spaces, and replaces groups of them with a single \|
	#!/usr/bin/python

	"""
	Look for column named similar to sys.argv[1]. Filter that column based on
	metric of 10, or sys.argv[2] if defined.
	Tuned for SAR output, but probably is generic enough for others as well.
	"""

	import fileinput
	import sys
	Pulled from https://github.com/causes/redis-centos/blob/master/spec/redis.spec originally, and tweaked to support 2.4.x releases (tested for 2.4.14 through 2.4.16.

	--Jason
	#
	define bastion_users (
	$id,
	$homedir = "/home/${name}",
	$comment = '',
	) {
	#$authorized_key,
	#$ssh_config,
	#$private_key,
	#$public_key,