FUNCTION::QSQ_THROUG(3stap)
β¨ FUNCTION::QSQ_THROUG β¨
okay bestie, welcome to the 3stap manual, this one's a lil page from the SystemTap Tapset Reference and it's literally just one tiny function that tells you how fast your queue is serving requests π
π NAME π
function::qsq_throughput β Number of requests served per unit time
like... that's the whole vibe. how many requests is your queue cranking out per unit of time. periodt π¦
πΈ SYNOPSIS πΈ
qsq_throughput:long(qname:string,scale:long)
so it takes two things and hands you back a long π«Ά
π ARGUMENTS π
qnameβ queue name. that's the name of the queue you're checking up on, bestie πscaleβ scale variable to take account for interval fraction. you pass this in so the math can account for whatever fraction of the interval you're actually looking at β¨
π DESCRIPTION π
so this function returns the average number of requests served per microsecond π
read that again. per. microsecond. not per second, not per millisecond β microsecond. she's precise like that π
π SEE ALSO π
go read that one too, it's the whole queue stats tapset and it's iconic π§
ngl, that's the entire page. short and slay. no cap π
SystemTap Tapset Reference Ver, September 2026 β okay that's the whole footer situation bestie, mwah, go count some requests πβ¨ππ¦πΈπ π«Άπ₯ππβ
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