inotify_instance: add commandline arguments for command and user parsing #233
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…ering on systems with many short lived processes, the cardinality of the rendered metrics can become quite bad. this change adds commandline arguments to the script to support filtering of processes based on the process command or user. the script logic remains backwards compatible as it continues to emit metrics for all accessible process information if not filters are provided. alternatively the rendered metrics can be summed up by user to reduce the cardinality even further. Signed-off-by: Gordon Bleux <33967640+UiP9AV6Y@users.noreply.github.com>
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on systems with many short lived processes, the cardinality of the rendered metrics can become quite bad.
this change adds commandline arguments to the script to support filtering of processes based on the process command or user. the script logic remains backwards compatible as it continues to emit metrics for all accessible process information if not filters are provided.