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Profiler output data
Magento 2: Is there a Profiler?AOE Profiler not displaying in footerProfiler MissingUse the Magento 2 profiler in CLIOutput profiler manuallyMagento 2 : What is profiler, what is it's purpose and how can it be used?How to understand magento 2 profiler output?What is routers_match and layout_render in Magento 2.2.4 Profiler?How To Track Profiler for Post action in Magento 2Profiler is always overwriting the CSV file to debug multiple subsequent requests
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Who can explain to me about data output in profiler report in csv format? I have the next data but don't know what is mean.
cache_frontend_create,0.023024,0.011512,2,"2,560,880",0
magento,8.667415,8.667415,1,"79,862,304","38,649,856"
magento->EVENT:core_collection_abstract_load_before,0.070687,0.070687,1,"273,448",0
magento2 csv profiler
edited May 29 at 11:53
HelgeB
3,5582423
asked May 28 at 15:35
Petro ChaikivskyiPetro Chaikivskyi
14312
add a comment |
Who can explain to me about data output in profiler report in csv format? I have the next data but don't know what is mean.
cache_frontend_create,0.023024,0.011512,2,"2,560,880",0
magento,8.667415,8.667415,1,"79,862,304","38,649,856"
magento->EVENT:core_collection_abstract_load_before,0.070687,0.070687,1,"273,448",0
magento2 csv profiler
edited May 29 at 11:53
HelgeB
3,5582423
asked May 28 at 15:35
Petro ChaikivskyiPetro Chaikivskyi
14312
Reading with header will make sense. Just try to get the first row which should be the header
– Arif Ahmad
May 29 at 5:44
There is no header,cache_frontend_create,0.023024,0.011512,2,"2,560,880",0is first line
– Petro Chaikivskyi
May 29 at 9:26
add a comment |
Who can explain to me about data output in profiler report in csv format? I have the next data but don't know what is mean.
cache_frontend_create,0.023024,0.011512,2,"2,560,880",0
magento,8.667415,8.667415,1,"79,862,304","38,649,856"
magento->EVENT:core_collection_abstract_load_before,0.070687,0.070687,1,"273,448",0
magento2 csv profiler
edited May 29 at 11:53
HelgeB
3,5582423
asked May 28 at 15:35
Petro ChaikivskyiPetro Chaikivskyi
14312
Who can explain to me about data output in profiler report in csv format? I have the next data but don't know what is mean.
cache_frontend_create,0.023024,0.011512,2,"2,560,880",0
magento,8.667415,8.667415,1,"79,862,304","38,649,856"
magento->EVENT:core_collection_abstract_load_before,0.070687,0.070687,1,"273,448",0
magento2 csv profiler
magento2 csv profiler
edited May 29 at 11:53
HelgeB
3,5582423
asked May 28 at 15:35
Petro ChaikivskyiPetro Chaikivskyi
14312
edited May 29 at 11:53
HelgeB
3,5582423
asked May 28 at 15:35
Petro ChaikivskyiPetro Chaikivskyi
14312
edited May 29 at 11:53
HelgeB
3,5582423
edited May 29 at 11:53
HelgeB
3,5582423
edited May 29 at 11:53
HelgeB
3,5582423
3,5582423
asked May 28 at 15:35
Petro ChaikivskyiPetro Chaikivskyi
14312
asked May 28 at 15:35
Petro ChaikivskyiPetro Chaikivskyi
14312
asked May 28 at 15:35
Petro ChaikivskyiPetro Chaikivskyi
14312
14312
Reading with header will make sense. Just try to get the first row which should be the header
– Arif Ahmad
May 29 at 5:44
There is no header,cache_frontend_create,0.023024,0.011512,2,"2,560,880",0is first line
– Petro Chaikivskyi
May 29 at 9:26
add a comment |
Reading with header will make sense. Just try to get the first row which should be the header
– Arif Ahmad
May 29 at 5:44
There is no header,cache_frontend_create,0.023024,0.011512,2,"2,560,880",0is first line
– Petro Chaikivskyi
May 29 at 9:26
Reading with header will make sense. Just try to get the first row which should be the header
– Arif Ahmad
May 29 at 5:44
Reading with header will make sense. Just try to get the first row which should be the header
– Arif Ahmad
May 29 at 5:44
There is no header,
cache_frontend_create,0.023024,0.011512,2,"2,560,880",0 is first line– Petro Chaikivskyi
May 29 at 9:26
There is no header,
cache_frontend_create,0.023024,0.011512,2,"2,560,880",0 is first line– Petro Chaikivskyi
May 29 at 9:26
add a comment |
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The columns are as follows:
- Timer Id: This gives the name of the block of code being executed
- Time: The time it took to complete in seconds
- Avg: The average time it took to complete in seconds
- Cnt: Short for Count. This represents the number of times this individual block ran to generate the output required
- Emalloc: The amount of memory PHP ( the programming language on which Magento runs) assigned to this single operation. This is again represented in bytes.
- RealMem: The actual amount of memory used to perform the operation.
answered May 29 at 16:15
Marcel DumontMarcel Dumont
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You are describe the 3 of 5, can you explain other?
– Petro Chaikivskyi
May 30 at 7:18
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The columns are as follows:
- Timer Id: This gives the name of the block of code being executed
- Time: The time it took to complete in seconds
- Avg: The average time it took to complete in seconds
- Cnt: Short for Count. This represents the number of times this individual block ran to generate the output required
- Emalloc: The amount of memory PHP ( the programming language on which Magento runs) assigned to this single operation. This is again represented in bytes.
- RealMem: The actual amount of memory used to perform the operation.
answered May 29 at 16:15
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You are describe the 3 of 5, can you explain other?
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May 30 at 7:18
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The columns are as follows:
- Timer Id: This gives the name of the block of code being executed
- Time: The time it took to complete in seconds
- Avg: The average time it took to complete in seconds
- Cnt: Short for Count. This represents the number of times this individual block ran to generate the output required
- Emalloc: The amount of memory PHP ( the programming language on which Magento runs) assigned to this single operation. This is again represented in bytes.
- RealMem: The actual amount of memory used to perform the operation.
answered May 29 at 16:15
Marcel DumontMarcel Dumont
1664
You are describe the 3 of 5, can you explain other?
– Petro Chaikivskyi
May 30 at 7:18
add a comment |
The columns are as follows:
- Timer Id: This gives the name of the block of code being executed
- Time: The time it took to complete in seconds
- Avg: The average time it took to complete in seconds
- Cnt: Short for Count. This represents the number of times this individual block ran to generate the output required
- Emalloc: The amount of memory PHP ( the programming language on which Magento runs) assigned to this single operation. This is again represented in bytes.
- RealMem: The actual amount of memory used to perform the operation.
answered May 29 at 16:15
Marcel DumontMarcel Dumont
1664
The columns are as follows:
- Timer Id: This gives the name of the block of code being executed
- Time: The time it took to complete in seconds
- Avg: The average time it took to complete in seconds
- Cnt: Short for Count. This represents the number of times this individual block ran to generate the output required
- Emalloc: The amount of memory PHP ( the programming language on which Magento runs) assigned to this single operation. This is again represented in bytes.
- RealMem: The actual amount of memory used to perform the operation.
answered May 29 at 16:15
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answered May 29 at 16:15
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answered May 29 at 16:15
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answered May 29 at 16:15
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You are describe the 3 of 5, can you explain other?
– Petro Chaikivskyi
May 30 at 7:18
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You are describe the 3 of 5, can you explain other?
– Petro Chaikivskyi
May 30 at 7:18
You are describe the 3 of 5, can you explain other?
– Petro Chaikivskyi
May 30 at 7:18
You are describe the 3 of 5, can you explain other?
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May 30 at 7:18
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– Arif Ahmad
May 29 at 5:44
There is no header,
cache_frontend_create,0.023024,0.011512,2,"2,560,880",0is first line– Petro Chaikivskyi
May 29 at 9:26