/var/lib/pcp/testsuite/350.out is in pcp-testsuite 3.9.10.
This file is owned by root:root, with mode 0o644.
The actual contents of the file can be viewed below.
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simple.color
inst [0 or "red"] value N
inst [1 or "green"] value N
inst [2 or "blue"] value N
simple.now
inst [0 or "sec"] value N
inst [1 or "min"] value N
inst [2 or "hour"] value N
simple.numfetch
value N
simple.time.sys
value N
simple.time.user
value N
simple.color
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This metric has 3 instances, designated "red", "green" and "blue".
The value of the metric is monotonic increasing in the range 0 to
255, then back to 0. The different instances have different starting
values, namely 0 (red), 100 (green) and 200 (blue).
The metric values my be altered using pmstore(1).
simple.now
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The value reflects the current time of day through a dynamically
reconfigurable instance domain. On each metric value fetch request,
the agent checks to see whether the configuration file in
$PCP_PMDAS_DIR/simple/simple.conf has been modified - if it has then
the file is re-parsed and the instance domain for this metric is again
constructed according to its contents.
This configuration file contains a single line of comma-separated time
tokens from this set:
"sec" (seconds after the minute),
"min" (minutes after the hour),
"hour" (hour since midnight).
An example configuration file could be: sec,min,hour
and in this case the simple.now metric would export values
for the three instances "sec", "min" and "hour" corresponding
respectively to the components seconds, minutes and hours of the
current time of day.
The instance domain reflects each token present in the file, and the
values reflect the time at which the PMDA processes the fetch.
simple.numfetch
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The cumulative number of pmFetch operations directed to the "simple"
PMDA.
This counter may be modified with pmstore(1).
simple.time.sys
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The time in seconds that the CPU has spent executing system code for
the agent.
simple.time.user
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The time in seconds that the CPU has spent executing user code for the
agent.
simple.color
inst [0 or "red"] value N
inst [1 or "green"] value N
inst [2 or "blue"] value N
simple.now
inst [0 or "sec"] value N
inst [1 or "min"] value N
inst [2 or "hour"] value N
simple.numfetch
value N
simple.time.sys
value N
simple.time.user
value N
simple.color [Metrics which increment with each fetch]
simple.now [Time of day with a configurable instance domain]
simple.numfetch [Number of pmFetch operations.]
simple.time.sys [Time agent has spent executing system code]
simple.time.user [Time agent has spent executing user code]
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