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Demonstrations of dcsnoop, the Linux bpftrace/eBPF version.


dcsnoop traces directory entry cache (dcache) lookups, and can be used for
further investigation beyond dcstat(8). The output is likely verbose, as
dcache lookups are likely frequent. For example:

# ./dcsnoop.bt
Attaching 4 probes...
Tracing dcache lookups... Hit Ctrl-C to end.
TIME     PID    COMM             T FILE
427      1518   irqbalance       R proc/interrupts
427      1518   irqbalance       R interrupts
427      1518   irqbalance       R proc/stat
427      1518   irqbalance       R stat
483      2440   snmp-pass        R proc/cpuinfo
483      2440   snmp-pass        R cpuinfo
486      2440   snmp-pass        R proc/stat
486      2440   snmp-pass        R stat
834      1744   snmpd            R proc/net/dev
834      1744   snmpd            R net/dev
834      1744   snmpd            R self/net
834      1744   snmpd            R 1744
834      1744   snmpd            R net
834      1744   snmpd            R dev
834      1744   snmpd            R proc/net/if_inet6
834      1744   snmpd            R net/if_inet6
834      1744   snmpd            R self/net
834      1744   snmpd            R 1744
834      1744   snmpd            R net
834      1744   snmpd            R if_inet6
835      1744   snmpd            R sys/class/net/docker0/device/vendor
835      1744   snmpd            R class/net/docker0/device/vendor
835      1744   snmpd            R net/docker0/device/vendor
835      1744   snmpd            R docker0/device/vendor
835      1744   snmpd            R devices/virtual/net/docker0
835      1744   snmpd            R virtual/net/docker0
835      1744   snmpd            R net/docker0
835      1744   snmpd            R docker0
835      1744   snmpd            R device/vendor
835      1744   snmpd            R proc/sys/net/ipv4/neigh/docker0/retrans_time_ms
835      1744   snmpd            R sys/net/ipv4/neigh/docker0/retrans_time_ms
835      1744   snmpd            R net/ipv4/neigh/docker0/retrans_time_ms
835      1744   snmpd            R ipv4/neigh/docker0/retrans_time_ms
835      1744   snmpd            R neigh/docker0/retrans_time_ms
835      1744   snmpd            R docker0/retrans_time_ms
835      1744   snmpd            R retrans_time_ms
835      1744   snmpd            R proc/sys/net/ipv6/neigh/docker0/retrans_time_ms
835      1744   snmpd            R sys/net/ipv6/neigh/docker0/retrans_time_ms
835      1744   snmpd            R net/ipv6/neigh/docker0/retrans_time_ms
835      1744   snmpd            R ipv6/neigh/docker0/retrans_time_ms
835      1744   snmpd            R neigh/docker0/retrans_time_ms
835      1744   snmpd            R docker0/retrans_time_ms
835      1744   snmpd            R retrans_time_ms
835      1744   snmpd            R proc/sys/net/ipv6/conf/docker0/forwarding
835      1744   snmpd            R sys/net/ipv6/conf/docker0/forwarding
835      1744   snmpd            R net/ipv6/conf/docker0/forwarding
835      1744   snmpd            R ipv6/conf/docker0/forwarding
835      1744   snmpd            R conf/docker0/forwarding
[...]
5154     934    cksum            R usr/bin/basename
5154     934    cksum            R bin/basename
5154     934    cksum            R basename
5154     934    cksum            R usr/bin/bashbug
5154     934    cksum            R bin/bashbug
5154     934    cksum            R bashbug
5154     934    cksum            M bashbug
5155     934    cksum            R usr/bin/batch
5155     934    cksum            R bin/batch
5155     934    cksum            R batch
5155     934    cksum            M batch
5155     934    cksum            R usr/bin/bc
5155     934    cksum            R bin/bc
5155     934    cksum            R bc
5155     934    cksum            M bc
5169     934    cksum            R usr/bin/bdftopcf
5169     934    cksum            R bin/bdftopcf
5169     934    cksum            R bdftopcf
5169     934    cksum            M bdftopcf
5173     934    cksum            R usr/bin/bdftruncate
5173     934    cksum            R bin/bdftruncate
5173     934    cksum            R bdftruncate
5173     934    cksum            M bdftruncate

The way the dcache is currently implemented, each component of a path is
checked in turn. The first line, showing "proc/interrupts" from irqbalance,
will be a lookup for "proc" in a directory (that isn't shown here). If it
finds "proc", it will then lookup "interrupts" inside net.

The script is easily modifiable to only show misses, reducing the volume of
the output. Or use the bcc version of this tool, which only shows misses by
default: https://github.com/iovisor/bcc

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bashreadline_example.txt File 722 B 0644
biolatency_example.txt File 1.75 KB 0644
biosnoop_example.txt File 2.01 KB 0644
biostacks_example.txt File 1.87 KB 0644
bitesize_example.txt File 2.93 KB 0644
capable_example.txt File 2.6 KB 0644
cpuwalk_example.txt File 4.8 KB 0644
dcsnoop_example.txt File 4.5 KB 0644
execsnoop_example.txt File 1.5 KB 0644
gethostlatency_example.txt File 923 B 0644
killsnoop_example.txt File 846 B 0644
loads_example.txt File 864 B 0644
mdflush_example.txt File 1.82 KB 0644
naptime_example.txt File 844 B 0644
oomkill_example.txt File 1.63 KB 0644
opensnoop_example.txt File 2.47 KB 0644
pidpersec_example.txt File 1.47 KB 0644
runqlat_example.txt File 8.43 KB 0644
runqlen_example.txt File 980 B 0644
setuids_example.txt File 2.38 KB 0644
ssllatency_example.txt File 4.4 KB 0644
sslsnoop_example.txt File 1.87 KB 0644
statsnoop_example.txt File 2.67 KB 0644
swapin_example.txt File 549 B 0644
syncsnoop_example.txt File 541 B 0644
syscount_example.txt File 1.12 KB 0644
tcpaccept_example.txt File 1.32 KB 0644
tcpconnect_example.txt File 1.06 KB 0644
tcpdrop_example.txt File 1.23 KB 0644
tcplife_example.txt File 1.56 KB 0644
tcpretrans_example.txt File 1.13 KB 0644
tcpsynbl_example.txt File 940 B 0644
threadsnoop_example.txt File 1.15 KB 0644
undump_example.txt File 680 B 0644
vfscount_example.txt File 1.17 KB 0644
vfsstat_example.txt File 929 B 0644
writeback_example.txt File 1.92 KB 0644
xfsdist_example.txt File 3.34 KB 0644
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