A tool which can automatically collect all the system diagnosis information for a Hyper-V Linux guest.
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README.md

vProfiler

vProfiler is a tool for collecting, analyzing, and exporting system information for debugging Linux systems running on HyperV.

Since this tool is meant for log collection and debugging, it may not modify the system in any way without explicite consent from the user.

Usage

The behavior of vProfiler is determined by the YAML plugin list. By default vProfiler uses plugins.yaml but the plugin list file can be changed using --config FILE.

Using the --help flag will list all of the available options. These options will vary based on the plugins list being used.

In most cases the user will simply run ./vProfiler.py which will run the default behavior as defined in the plugin list file.

Contributing

A detailed description for how to add a plugin can be found in the Wiki.

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