cli: introduce pprof-loop v3 #96749
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This is a cli command that, given an output location and a list of NodeIDs, gathers CPU profiles on the nodes in a tight loop until interrupted. This is easier to use than `scripts/pprof-loop.sh` which needs to be pointed at each node separately. Then new command doesn't support runtime traces and many of the other commands yet. Epic: none Release note: None
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This is a cli command that, given an output location and a list of
NodeIDs, gathers CPU profiles on the nodes in a tight loop until
interrupted.
This is easier to use than
scripts/pprof-loop.shwhich needs tobe pointed at each node separately.
Then new command doesn't support runtime traces and many of the other
commands yet.
Epic: none
Release note: None