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File utils/loadrunner artifact ba6e3962e1 part of check-in 6aa0069d07

#!/bin/bash 

LOADRUNNER=$0

# load=`uptime|awk '{print $10}'|cut -d, -f1`
load=$(uptime|perl -pe 's/.*: (\d+.\d+),.*/$1/')
load2=$(uptime|perl -pe 's/.*: (\d+.\d+), (\d+.\d+),.*/$2/')
# echo "load2=$load2, load=$load"

# Run a job detached from stdin/stdout (i.e. daemonized)
# Launch on remotehost if specified by TARGETHOST
#
function launchjob () {
  # Can't always trust $PWD
  CURRWD=`pwd`
  if [[ $TARGETHOST_LOGF == "" ]]; then
      TARGETHOST_LOGF=NBFAKE-`date +%GWW%V.%u_%T`
  fi
  # echo "#======================================================================"
  # echo "# NBFAKE Running command:"
  # echo "#     \"$*\""
  # echo "#======================================================================"
  
  if [[ $TARGETHOST == ""  ]]; then
    sh -c "cd $CURRWD;export DISPLAY=$DISPLAY; export PATH=$PATH; nohup $* > $TARGETHOST_LOGF 2>&1 &"
  else
    ssh -n -f $TARGETHOST "sh -c \"cd $CURRWD;export DISPLAY=$DISPLAY; export PATH=$PATH; nohup $* > $TARGETHOST_LOGF 2>&1 &\""
  fi
}

function get_delay_time () {
  RANGE=$1
  number=$RANDOM
  let "number %= $RANGE"
  echo $number
}

if which cpucheck > /dev/null;then
    numcpu=`cpucheck|tail -1|awk '{print $6}'`
elif which lscpu > /dev/null;then
    numcpu=`lscpu|grep "CPU.s.:"|awk '{print $2}'`
else
    numcpu=2
fi

# NB// max_load is in units of percent.
#
lperc=$(echo "100 * $load / $numcpu"|bc)
lperc2=$(echo "100 * $load2 / $numcpu"|bc)
let "lperc2adj=$lperc2 + $numcpu"
if [[ "x$MAX_ALLOWED_LOAD" == "x" ]]; then
  max_load=100
else
  max_load=$MAX_ALLOWED_LOAD
fi

lfile=/tmp/loadrunner-$USER.lockfile
lockfile -r 5 -l 60 $lfile &> /dev/null

if [[  $lperc -lt $max_load ]];then
  if [[ $lperc -le $lperc2adj ]];then
    # echo "Load acceptable: lperc=$lperc %, max_load=$max_load %, load=$load, numcpu=$numcpu, MAX_ALLOWED_LOAD=$MAX_ALLOWED_LOAD % and $lperc2 < $lperc"
    # echo "Starting command: \"$@\""
    launchjob "$@"
    # we sleep ten seconds here to keep the lock a little longer and give time for
    # the uptime to show a response
    # sleep 2
  else
   echo "$LOADRUNNER $@" | at now + 2 minutes &> /dev/null
   # sleep 5
  fi
else
  # echo "Load too high: lperc=$lperc, max_load=$max_load, waiting two minutes before trying to run command: \"$@\""
  echo "$LOADRUNNER $@" | at now + 2 minutes &> /dev/null
fi

sleep $(get_delay_time 3)
rm -f $lfile