kms: add support for capturing performace profiles #17
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This commit adds support for capturing perf. profiles
at a KMS server. Now, a client can start a performace
profile via:
```
client.StartProfiling(ctx, &ProfileRequest{
Host: "192.168.188.110:7373",
...
})
```
After some time, the client can either inspect that
status of an ongoing profiling via:
```
client.ProfileStatus(ctx, &ProfileRequest{
Host: "192.168.188.110:7373",
...
})
```
or stop the profiling and download the results:
```
client.StopProfiling(ctx, &ProfileRequest{
Host: "192.168.188.110:7373",
...
})
```
The result of a profile is a stream of pprof files
packed into a TAR archive.
Signed-off-by: Andreas Auernhammer <[email protected]>
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This commit adds support for capturing perf. profiles at a KMS server. Now, a client can start a performace profile via:
After some time, the client can either inspect that status of an ongoing profiling via:
or stop the profiling and download the results:
The result of a profile is a stream of pprof files packed into a TAR archive.