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I'm using my code to extract outputs from a list of devices, but the execution is too slow, here you have my code: My logics says that if I use the Thanks! |
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ktbyers
Mar 26, 2025
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@Crouten Please provide how long it takes to execute including how long each command takes to execute. Also provide a list of the commands you are executing. |
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I use a specific backup script for each device. These files are created with Jinja2 and a CSV file. In summary, each backup script contains: dis cur interface X Some devices have around 80 interfaces/subinterfaces. The use of Maybe my backups are very large and is normal the execution time. It's around 1,50min for each device. Let me try to print every command timestamp. Thanks! |
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Can you do an example device? How many total commands are you executing for that device and how long is the total process taking? |
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Here you have an example: 134 commands, total time = 0:03:56.568519. I add a print with a timestamp inside the for: This is the output: |
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That seems fairly reasonable given the very large number of commands you are running--is the problem the 4 minutes for a given device or when you start adding in more than one device. If the latter, have you looked into threading so you can do multiple devices concurrently? |
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I'm trying to use this in 387 devices, so it takes about 25 hours. I tried using multithreading with ThreadPoolExecutor but I experienced some issues, such as imcomplete logs. Maybe I need to improve my multithreaded develop. |
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That seems fairly reasonable given the very large number of commands you are running--is the problem the 4 minutes for a given device or when you start adding in more than one device.
If the latter, have you looked into threading so you can do multiple devices concurrently?