Parse Chaos Mesh Workflow

Because we use Chaos Mesh workflow to orchestrate multiple chaos experiments, we need to parse the workflow config file to get the information of each experiment. You can find the code for parsing workflow in parse_chaos.py. You can directly execute the script to parse the workflow config file.

Usage:

python parse_chaos.py [-h] [--database {mysql,tidb}]
                      [--collect_start COLLECT_START]
                      [--collect_end COLLECT_END]
                      [--chaos_start CHAOS_START]
                      [--chaos_exp_duration CHAOS_EXP_DURATION]
                      [--chaos_suspend_duration CHAOS_SUSPEND_DURATION]
                      [--chaos_config CHAOS_CONFIG]
                      [--output_file OUTPUT_FILE]

Here is the arguments table for the script:

Argument	Description	Special Remark
database	Select which database to be collected.	`str`, only two choice: `mysql` and `tidb`.
collect_start	Start time for data collection.	`int`, should be Unix timestamp. The time used in `collect_data.py`
collect_end	End time for data collection.	`int`, should be Unix timestamp.
chaos_start	Start time for chaos workflow.	`int`, should be Unix timestamp.
chaos_exp_duration	Duration (seconds) of a single chaos experiment.	`int`.
chaos_suspend_duration	Duration (minutes) of interval between experiments.	`int`.
chaos_config	Path to Chaos Mesh workflow config file (should be yaml file).	`str`, i.e., workflow config, find it in our repo.
output_file	Path to output file (should be csv file).	`str`, this file and combined.csv outputted by `collect_data.py` will be used in causal estimation