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Which files are taking most of my process's I/O time?

I have a fairly large python program that is causing a lot of disk I/O (on top, %wa can get as high as 80, and iotop says that my process is the culprit).

There are several things that may cause this - I'm writing to more than one log file, and I'm saving cached results to disk in several places, so it's not immediately obvious where I should focus my attention.

I开发者_如何学JAVAs there a linux tool or a python trick that will allow me to see which subsystem is causing the most I/O operations?


You should have a look at SystemTap. It's very powerful tracing and profiling mechanism for Linux system calls: http://sourceware.org/systemtap/wiki

I'm sure it is possible to trace exactly which file descriptor is responsible for IO load - but it will get complicated to start with systemtap.

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