Configure the Host

(Linux*)

Source
vpp-server-vars.sh
in the server directory.
source <vtune_install_dir>/vpp/server/vpp-server-vars.sh 
Run the configuration script.
Host Configuration for
VTune
Profiler
Installation with a Non-privileged Account
If you use a non-privileged account to install
VTune
Profiler
, you have full control over the installation directory. To configure the Platform Profiler server, type:
$vpp-server config
This configuration does not require a sudo password.
Host Configuration for
VTune
Profiler
Installation using an Account with Root or Sudo Privileges
If you use install
VTune
Profiler
using an account with root or sudo privileges, the installation directory requires sudo permissions for modifications. To configure the Platform Profiler server, type:
$sudo vpp-server config
If you use
$sudo vpp-server config
for an installation requiring sudo or root privileges, although the configuration does not prompt you for a sudo password, it will fail in the absence of sudo permissions.

Start and Stop Platform Profiler Host

(Linux*)

vpp-server start

http://localhost:6543

vpp-server stop

Configure the Collector

(Linux*)

Source
vpp-collect-vars.sh
in the collector directory.
source <vtune_install_dir>/vpp/collector/vpp-collect-vars.sh 
Run the configuration script:
vpp-collect config
At this stage, you will be prompted to enter the sudo password.

Configure the Collector with a Target Package

(Linux*)

From a machine which has
VTune
Profiler
installed, copy the collector target package. Type:
<vtune_install_dir>/target/linux/<vtune_profiler_target_x86_64.tgz>
or
<vtune_install_dir>/target/linux/<vtune_profiler_target_x86.tgz>
Untar
vtune_profiler_target_x86.tgz
or
vtune_profiler_target_x86_64.tgz
:
tar -xvf /path/to/vpp_target_file.tgz 
Source
vpp-collect-vars.sh
in the collector directory:
source <vtune_target_dir>/vpp/collector/vpp-collect-vars.sh
Run the configuration script:
vpp-collect config
At this stage, you will be prompted to enter the sudo password.

Start and Stop Platform Profiler Collector

(Linux*)

Source

vpp-collect-vars.sh

.

source <vtune_install_dir>/vpp/collector/vpp-collect-vars.sh

This sets up the environment by putting commands in the path.

Start data collection:

vpp-collect start

Tip:

When starting a collection, use the

-c

option to add a comment to your result file. The comment is visible after you upload the result. Comments can help differentiate between results collected on the same system. For example, you can use comments to add a description of your workload.

When the collection is running, add timeline markers to your result at intervals where you need them:

vpp-collect mark "comment"

You can use a comment to add an optional label to your timeline marker.

Stop data collection:

vpp-collect stop

Configure the Host

(Windows*)

Open
VTune
Profiler
.
Create or open a project.
Click the
Configure Analysis
button on the Welcome screen.
In the
HOW
pane, click the Browse button. In the
Platform Analysis
group, select
Platform Profiler
.
Click
Set up Platform Profiler
to configure Platform Profiler. This can take a few minutes to complete.
If you see the
Launch Platform Profiler
button instead, Platform Profiler is already configured. You can click the button to launch the application.

Start and Stop Platform Profiler Host

(Windows*)

Configure the Collector

(Windows*)

At the command prompt, navigate to this directory:

cd C:\Program Files(x86)\Intel\oneAPI\VTune\latest\vpp\collector\

Run this script to set up the environment. You will need administrator privilege.

vpp-collect-vars.cmd

Before you start data collection, disable Hyper-V. Then type:

	vpp-collect-start.cmd

To stop data collection, type:

	vpp-collect-stop.cmd