Files

Profile Analysis Scripts

CLI tools for analyzing profiling output after a benchmark run. These operate on standard formats (speedscope JSON, collapsed stacks) and don't depend on the profiling module -- they can be used standalone.

Scripts

analyze_pyspy_profile.py

Analyzes speedscope JSON profiles (from py-spy or converted perf data). Supports leaf (self-time) analysis, inclusive time, caller/callee stacks, call graphs, category grouping, and full stack dumps.

# Top 30 leaf functions for the StreamingExecutor thread:
./analyze_pyspy_profile.py pyspy_driver.speedscope.json --thread StreamingExecutor --top 30

# List all threads and their CPU time:
./analyze_pyspy_profile.py pyspy_driver.speedscope.json --list-threads

# Caller stacks for a specific function:
./analyze_pyspy_profile.py pyspy_driver.speedscope.json --thread StreamingExecutor --callers readinto

# Call graph (callers + self-time + callees):
./analyze_pyspy_profile.py pyspy_driver.speedscope.json --thread StreamingExecutor --call-graph detect

collapsed_to_speedscope.py

Converts collapsed stack format (output of perf.generate_collapsed_stacks()) to speedscope JSON, so it can be loaded in speedscope.app or analyzed with analyze_pyspy_profile.py.

./collapsed_to_speedscope.py perf_gcs_collapsed.txt -o gcs.speedscope.json

download_job_output.sh

Downloads Anyscale job logs and S3 telemetry for a completed job into a local directory named after the job ID.

./download_job_output.sh prodjob_abc123 image-embedding-jsonl/prodjob_abc123
# Creates prodjob_abc123/ with logs and telemetry files

Respects PROFILING_S3_BUCKET env var (same default as telemetry.py).

analyze_perf_profiles.sh

Batch-converts all perf_*_collapsed.txt files in the current directory to speedscope JSON and generates a thread summary. Run from a directory containing perf collapsed stack files (downloaded from S3 telemetry).

cd /path/to/downloaded/telemetry
analyze_perf_profiles.sh
# Produces: *.speedscope.json files + perf_thread_summary.txt

Typical workflow

  1. Run a benchmark with PERF_PROFILING_ENABLED=1 and/or PYSPY_ENABLED=1
  2. Download job output:
    ./download_job_output.sh prodjob_abc123 image-embedding-jsonl/prodjob_abc123
    cd prodjob_abc123
    
  3. Analyze py-spy output:
    ./analyze_pyspy_profile.py pyspy_driver.speedscope.json --list-threads
    ./analyze_pyspy_profile.py pyspy_driver.speedscope.json --thread StreamingExecutor --top 30
    
  4. Convert and analyze perf output:
    ./analyze_perf_profiles.sh
    ./analyze_pyspy_profile.py perf_gcs.speedscope.json --list-threads