Yes, You can do that. Here you go...
You need to use "dfm perf view create" command for that.
# dfm perf view create -c f270c-filer:system:system:cpu_busy cpuview 300 172800
View cpuview created successfully
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The above view is created with the name "cpuview" for 5 mins (300 secs) sample rate with 2 days (172800 secs) sample buffer.
# dfm perf view create help
NAME
create -- create a new view
SYNOPSIS
dfm perf view create [ -c <counter-name> | -d -C <perf-counter> ] [ -t <chart-name> ]
-a <appliance-name-or-id>
<view-name> <sample-rate> <sample-buffer>
DESCRIPTION
create a new performance view
sample-rate and sample-buffer should be specified in seconds
Use -d along with the -C option to create dynamic top-N chart
The format of perf-counter is <object-name>:<counter-name>:<label1-name>:<label2-name>
Use -S to create a view with an events block
Use -t to specify the name of the chart to which the
counter should be added.
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Regards,
Saravanan
