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#+select_tags: export #+select_tags: export
#+exclude_tags: noexport #+exclude_tags: noexport
Sometimes it can be useful to build a graph of docker memory usage over time. For example, I was recently working on reducing the maximum memory of a long-running script. There certainly are heavy and complex options out there like setting up Prometheus and [[configuring docker to export metrics to it][https://docs.docker.com/engine/daemon/prometheus/]] but I threw together a small python script, using only the python standard library, that outputs gnuplot code to render a graph. Sometimes it can be useful to build a graph of docker memory usage over time. For example, I was recently working on reducing the maximum memory of a long-running script. There certainly are heavy and complex options out there like setting up Prometheus and [[https://docs.docker.com/engine/daemon/prometheus/][configuring docker to export metrics to it]] but I threw together a small python script, using only the python standard library, that outputs gnuplot code to render a graph.
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