# frozen_string_literal: true # # Author:: Adam Jacob () # Author:: Bryan McLellan (btm@loftninjas.org) # Author:: Tim Smith (tsmith@chef.io) # Author:: Mathieu Sauve-Frankel # Author:: Nathan L Smith () # Author:: Joshua Timberman # Author:: Prabhu Das () # Author:: Isa Farnik () # Author:: Doug MacEachern # Copyright:: Copyright (c) Chef Software Inc. # License:: Apache License, Version 2.0 # # Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); # you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. # You may obtain a copy of the License at # # http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 # # Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software # distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, # WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. # See the License for the specific language governing permissions and # limitations under the License. # Ohai.plugin(:CPU) do provides "cpu" def parse_bsd_dmesg(&block) cpuinfo = Mash.new cpuinfo["flags"] = [] file_open("/var/run/dmesg.boot").each do |line| case line when /CPU:\s+(.+) \(([\d.]+).+\)/ cpuinfo["model_name"] = $1 cpuinfo["mhz"] = $2 when /Features=.+<(.+)>/, /Features2=[a-f\dx]+<(.+)>/ cpuinfo["flags"].concat($1.downcase.split(",")) # Features2=0x80000001> else yield(cpuinfo, line) end end cpuinfo end collect_data(:linux) do cpuinfo = Mash.new real_cpu = Mash.new cpu_number = 0 current_cpu = nil file_open("/proc/cpuinfo").each do |line| case line when /processor\s+:\s(.+)/ cpuinfo[$1] = Mash.new current_cpu = $1 cpu_number += 1 when /vendor_id\s+:\s(.+)/ vendor_id = $1 if vendor_id.include?("IBM/S390") cpuinfo["vendor_id"] = vendor_id else cpuinfo[current_cpu]["vendor_id"] = vendor_id end when /cpu family\s+:\s(.+)/ cpuinfo[current_cpu]["family"] = $1 when /model\s+:\s(.+)/ cpuinfo[current_cpu]["model"] = $1 when /stepping\s+:\s(.+)/ cpuinfo[current_cpu]["stepping"] = $1 when /physical id\s+:\s(.+)/ cpuinfo[current_cpu]["physical_id"] = $1 real_cpu[$1] = true when /core id\s+:\s(.+)/ cpuinfo[current_cpu]["core_id"] = $1 when /cpu cores\s+:\s(.+)/ cpuinfo[current_cpu]["cores"] = $1 when /model name\s+:\s(.+)/ cpuinfo[current_cpu]["model_name"] = $1 when /cpu MHz\s+:\s(.+)/ cpuinfo[current_cpu]["mhz"] = $1 when /cache size\s+:\s(.+)/ cpuinfo[current_cpu]["cache_size"] = $1 when /flags\s+:\s(.+)/ cpuinfo[current_cpu]["flags"] = $1.split when /BogoMIPS\s+:\s(.+)/ cpuinfo[current_cpu]["bogomips"] = $1 when /Features\s+:\s(.+)/ cpuinfo[current_cpu]["features"] = $1.split when /bogomips per cpu:\s(.+)/ cpuinfo["bogomips_per_cpu"] = $1 when /features\s+:\s(.+)/ cpuinfo["features"] = $1.split when /processor\s(\d):\s(.+)/ current_cpu = $1 cpu_number += 1 cpuinfo[current_cpu] = Mash.new current_cpu_info = $2.split(",") current_cpu_info.each do |i| name_value = i.split("=") name = name_value[0].strip value = name_value[1].strip cpuinfo[current_cpu][name] = value end end end cpu cpuinfo cpu[:total] = cpu_number # use data we collected unless cpuinfo is lacking core information # which is the case on older linux distros if !real_cpu.empty? && cpu["0"]["cores"] cpu[:real] = real_cpu.keys.length cpu[:cores] = real_cpu.keys.length * cpu["0"]["cores"].to_i else begin logger.trace("Plugin CPU: Falling back to aggregate data from lscpu as real cpu & core data is missing in /proc/cpuinfo") so = shell_out("lscpu") if so.exitstatus == 0 lscpu_data = Mash.new so.stdout.each_line do |line| case line when /^Thread\(s\) per core:\s(.+)/ # http://rubular.com/r/lOw2pRrw1q lscpu_data[:threads] = $1.to_i when /^Core\(s\) per socket:\s(.+)/ # http://rubular.com/r/lOw2pRrw1q lscpu_data[:cores] = $1.to_i when /^Socket\(s\):\s(.+)/ # http://rubular.com/r/DIzmPtJFvK lscpu_data[:sockets] = $1.to_i end end cpu[:total] = lscpu_data[:sockets] * lscpu_data[:cores] * lscpu_data[:threads] cpu[:real] = lscpu_data[:sockets] cpu[:cores] = lscpu_data[:sockets] * lscpu_data[:cores] else logger.trace("Plugin CPU: Error executing lscpu. CPU data may not be available.") end rescue Ohai::Exceptions::Exec # util-linux isn't installed most likely logger.trace("Plugin CPU: Error executing lscpu. util-linux may not be installed.") end end end collect_data(:freebsd) do # all dmesg output for smp I can find only provides info about a single processor # identical processors is probably a hardware requirement so we'll duplicate data for each cpu # old examples: http://www.bnv-bamberg.de/home/ba3294/smp/rbuild/index.htm # /var/run/dmesg.boot # CPU: Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-4980HQ CPU @ 2.80GHz (2793.59-MHz K8-class CPU) # Origin="GenuineIntel" Id=0x40661 Family=0x6 Model=0x46 Stepping=1 # Features=0x783fbff # Features2=0x5ed8220b # AMD Features=0x28100800 # AMD Features2=0x21 # Structured Extended Features=0x2000 # TSC: P-state invariant # ... # FreeBSD/SMP: Multiprocessor System Detected: 16 CPUs # FreeBSD/SMP: 2 package(s) x 4 core(s) x 2 SMT threads info = parse_bsd_dmesg do |cpuinfo, line| case line when /Origin.*"(.*)".*Family.*0x(\S+).*Model.*0x(\S+).*Stepping.*(\S+)/ cpuinfo["vendor_id"] = $1 # convert from hex value to int, but keep a string to match Linux ohai cpuinfo["family"] = $2.to_i(16).to_s cpuinfo["model"] = $3.to_i(16).to_s cpuinfo["stepping"] = $4 # These _should_ match /AMD Features2?/ lines as well when %r{FreeBSD/SMP: Multiprocessor System Detected: (\d*) CPUs} cpuinfo["total"] = $1.to_i when %r{FreeBSD/SMP: (\d*) package\(s\) x (\d*) core\(s\)} cpuinfo["real"] = $1.to_i cpuinfo["cores"] = $1.to_i * $2.to_i end end cpu info end collect_data(:dragonflybsd) do # /var/run/dmesg.boot # CPU: Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-3615QM CPU @ 2.30GHz (3516.61-MHz K8-class CPU) # Origin = "GenuineIntel" Id = 0x306a9 Family = 6 Model = 3a Stepping = 9 # Features=0x783fbff # Features2=0x209 # AMD Features=0x28100800 # AMD Features2=0x1 info = parse_bsd_dmesg do |cpuinfo, line| case line when /Origin = "(.+)"\s+Id = (.+)\s+Stepping = (.+)/ cpuinfo["vendor_id"] = $1 cpuinfo["stepping"] = $3 end end so = shell_out("sysctl -n hw.ncpu") info[:total] = so.stdout.strip.to_i cpu info end collect_data(:openbsd) do cpuinfo = Mash.new # OpenBSD provides most cpu information via sysctl, the only thing we need to # to scrape from dmesg.boot is the cpu feature list. # cpu0: FPU,V86,DE,PSE,TSC,MSR,MCE,CX8,SEP,MTRR,PGE,MCA,CMOV,PAT,CFLUSH,DS,ACPI,MMX,FXSR,SSE,SSE2,SS,TM,SBF,EST,TM2 file_open("/var/run/dmesg.boot").each do |line| case line when /cpu\d+:\s+([A-Z]+$|[A-Z]+,.*$)/ cpuinfo["flags"] = $1.downcase.split(",") end end [["hw.model", :model_name], ["hw.ncpu", :total], ["hw.cpuspeed", :mhz]].each do |param, node| so = shell_out("sysctl -n #{param}") cpuinfo[node] = so.stdout.strip end cpu cpuinfo end collect_data(:netbsd) do cpuinfo = Mash.new # NetBSD provides some cpu information via sysctl, and a little via dmesg.boot # unlike OpenBSD and FreeBSD, NetBSD does not provide information about the # available instruction set # cpu0 at mainbus0 apid 0: Intel 686-class, 2134MHz, id 0x6f6 file_open("/var/run/dmesg.boot").each do |line| case line when /cpu[\d\w\s]+:\s([\w\s\-]+),\s+(\w+),/ cpuinfo[:model_name] = $1 cpuinfo[:mhz] = $2.gsub(/mhz/i, "") end end flags = [] so = shell_out("dmidecode") so.stdout.lines do |line| if line =~ /^\s+([A-Z\d-]+)\s+\([\w\s-]+\)$/ flags << $1.downcase end end cpuinfo[:flags] = flags unless flags.empty? cpu cpuinfo end collect_data(:darwin) do cpu Mash.new shell_out("sysctl hw machdep").stdout.lines.each do |line| case line when /^hw.packages: (.*)$/ cpu[:real] = Regexp.last_match[1].to_i when /^hw.physicalcpu: (.*)$/ cpu[:cores] = Regexp.last_match[1].to_i when /^hw.logicalcpu: (.*)$/ cpu[:total] = Regexp.last_match[1].to_i when /^hw.cpufrequency: (.*)$/ cpu[:mhz] = Regexp.last_match[1].to_i / 1000000 when /^machdep.cpu.vendor: (.*)$/ cpu[:vendor_id] = Regexp.last_match[1].chomp when /^machdep.cpu.brand_string: (.*)$/ cpu[:model_name] = Regexp.last_match[1].chomp when /^machdep.cpu.model: (.*)$/ cpu[:model] = Regexp.last_match[1].to_i when /^machdep.cpu.family: (.*)$/ cpu[:family] = Regexp.last_match[1].to_i when /^machdep.cpu.stepping: (.*)$/ cpu[:stepping] = Regexp.last_match[1].to_i when /^machdep.cpu.features: (.*)$/ cpu[:flags] = Regexp.last_match[1].downcase.split end end end collect_data(:aix) do cpu Mash.new cpu[:total] = shell_out("pmcycles -m").stdout.lines.length # The below is only relevent on an LPAR if shell_out("uname -W").stdout.strip == "0" # At least one CPU will be available, but we'll wait to increment this later. cpu[:available] = 0 cpudevs = shell_out("lsdev -Cc processor").stdout.lines # from http://www-01.ibm.com/software/passportadvantage/pvu_terminology_for_customers.html # on AIX number of cores and processors are considered same cpu[:real] = cpu[:cores] = cpudevs.length cpudevs.each.with_index do |c, i| name, status, location = c.split index = i.to_s cpu[index] = Mash.new cpu[index][:status] = status cpu[index][:location] = location if /Available/.match?(status) cpu[:available] += 1 lsattr = shell_out("lsattr -El #{name}").stdout.lines lsattr.each do |attribute| attrib, value = attribute.split if attrib == "type" cpu[index][:model_name] = value elsif attrib == "frequency" cpu[index][:mhz] = value.to_i / (1000 * 1000) # convert from hz to MHz else cpu[index][attrib] = value end end # IBM is the only maker of CPUs for AIX systems. cpu[index][:vendor_id] = "IBM" end end end end collect_data(:solaris2) do cpu Mash.new # This does assume that /usr/bin/kstat is in the path processor_info = shell_out("kstat -p cpu_info").stdout.lines cpu["total"] = 0 cpu["sockets"] = 0 cpu["cores"] = 0 cpu["corethreads"] = 0 cpu["cpustates"] = Mash.new currentcpu = 0 cpucores = [] cpusockets = [] processor_info.each do |processor| _desc, instance, _record, keyvalue = processor.split(":") cpu[instance] ||= Mash.new if currentcpu != instance cpu["total"] += 1 currentcpu = instance end kv = keyvalue.split(/\s+/) key = kv.shift value = kv.join(" ").chomp case key when /chip_id/ cpu[instance]["socket"] = value cpusockets.push(value) if cpusockets.index(value).nil? when /cpu_type/ cpu[instance]["arch"] = value when /clock_MHz/ cpu[instance]["mhz"] = value when /brand/ cpu[instance]["model_name"] = value.sub(/\s+/, " ") when /^state$/ cpu[instance]["state"] = value cpu["cpustates"][value] ||= 0 cpu["cpustates"][value] += 1 when /core_id/ cpu[instance]["core_id"] = value # Detect hyperthreading/multithreading cpucores.push(value) if cpucores.index(value).nil? when /family|fpu_type|model|stepping|vendor_id/ cpu[instance][key] = value end end cpu["cores"] = cpucores.size cpu["corethreads"] = (cpu["total"] / cpucores.size) cpu["sockets"] = cpusockets.size cpu["real"] = cpusockets.size end collect_data(:windows) do require "wmi-lite/wmi" unless defined?(WmiLite::Wmi) cpu Mash.new cores = 0 logical_processors = 0 wmi = WmiLite::Wmi.new processors = wmi.instances_of("Win32_Processor") processors.each_with_index do |processor, index| current_cpu = index.to_s cpu[current_cpu] = Mash.new cpu[current_cpu]["cores"] = processor["numberofcores"] cores += processor["numberofcores"] logical_processors += processor["numberoflogicalprocessors"] cpu[current_cpu]["vendor_id"] = processor["manufacturer"] cpu[current_cpu]["family"] = processor["family"].to_s cpu[current_cpu]["model"] = processor["revision"].to_s cpu[current_cpu]["stepping"] = if processor["stepping"].nil? processor["description"].match(/Stepping\s+(\d+)/)[1] else processor["stepping"] end cpu[current_cpu]["physical_id"] = processor["deviceid"] cpu[current_cpu]["model_name"] = processor["name"] cpu[current_cpu]["description"] = processor["description"] cpu[current_cpu]["mhz"] = processor["maxclockspeed"].to_s cpu[current_cpu]["cache_size"] = "#{processor["l2cachesize"]} KB" end cpu[:total] = logical_processors cpu[:cores] = cores cpu[:real] = processors.length end end