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Instrumentation Signal-Method Mapping
=====================================
.. _instrumentation_method_map:
Instrument methods get automatically hooked up to signals based on their names. Mostly, the method
name correponds to the name of the signal, however there are a few convienience aliases defined
(listed first) to make easier to relate instrumenation code to the workload execution model.
======================================== =========================================
method name signal
======================================== =========================================
initialize run-init-signal
setup successful-workload-setup-signal
start before-workload-execution-signal
stop after-workload-execution-signal
process_workload_result successful-iteration-result-update-signal
update_result after-iteration-result-update-signal
teardown after-workload-teardown-signal
finalize run-fin-signal
on_run_start start-signal
on_run_end end-signal
on_workload_spec_start workload-spec-start-signal
on_workload_spec_end workload-spec-end-signal
on_iteration_start iteration-start-signal
on_iteration_end iteration-end-signal
before_initial_boot before-initial-boot-signal
on_successful_initial_boot successful-initial-boot-signal
after_initial_boot after-initial-boot-signal
before_first_iteration_boot before-first-iteration-boot-signal
on_successful_first_iteration_boot successful-first-iteration-boot-signal
after_first_iteration_boot after-first-iteration-boot-signal
before_boot before-boot-signal
on_successful_boot successful-boot-signal
after_boot after-boot-signal
on_spec_init spec-init-signal
on_run_init run-init-signal
on_iteration_init iteration-init-signal
before_workload_setup before-workload-setup-signal
on_successful_workload_setup successful-workload-setup-signal
after_workload_setup after-workload-setup-signal
before_workload_execution before-workload-execution-signal
on_successful_workload_execution successful-workload-execution-signal
after_workload_execution after-workload-execution-signal
before_workload_result_update before-iteration-result-update-signal
on_successful_workload_result_update successful-iteration-result-update-signal
after_workload_result_update after-iteration-result-update-signal
before_workload_teardown before-workload-teardown-signal
on_successful_workload_teardown successful-workload-teardown-signal
after_workload_teardown after-workload-teardown-signal
before_overall_results_processing before-overall-results-process-signal
on_successful_overall_results_processing successful-overall-results-process-signal
after_overall_results_processing after-overall-results-process-signal
on_error error_logged
on_warning warning_logged
======================================== =========================================
The names above may be prefixed with one of pre-defined prefixes to set the priority of the
Instrument method realive to other callbacks registered for the signal (within the same priority
level, callbacks are invoked in the order they were registered). The table below shows the mapping
of the prifix to the corresponding priority:
=========== ===
prefix priority
=========== ===
very_fast\_ 20
fast\_ 10
normal\_ 0
slow\_ -10
very_slow\_ -20
=========== ===