damo(1)

Usage

damo [-h] <command> ...

Overview

`damo` is a user space tool for DAMON, a data access monitoring subsystem for the Linux kernel. Using this, you can monitor the data access patterns of your system or workloads and make data access-aware memory management optimizations.

Control DAMON and show its results

Options

-h, --help: show this help message and exit

Commands

`start`	start DAMON with given parameters
`tune`	update input parameters of ongoing DAMON
`stop`	stop running DAMON
`record`	record data accesses and additional information
`report`	visualize the 'record'-generated or snapshot data
`replay`	replay the recorded data accesses
`module`	control DAMON kernel modules
`reclaim`	control DAMON_RECLAIM
`lru_sort`	control DAMON_LRU_SORT
`help`	provide help for given topics
`args`	generate complex arguments for other commands
`version`	print the version number
`schemes`	apply operation schemes
`monitor`	repeat the recording and the reporting of data accesses
`features`	list supported DAMON features in the kernel
`validate`	validate a given record result file
`adjust`	adjust the record results with different monitoring attributes
`convert_record_format`	convert DAMON result record file's format
`record_info`	print basic information of a data accesses record file
`diagnose`	generate a report on if DAMON is malfunctioning
`pa_layout`	show physical address layout