usage: fio-plot [-h] -i INPUT_DIRECTORY [INPUT_DIRECTORY ...] [-o OUTPUT_FILENAME] -T TITLE [-s SOURCE] (-L | -l | -N | -H | -g | -C) [--disable-grid] [--enable-markers] [--subtitle SUBTITLE] [-d IODEPTH [IODEPTH ...]] [-n NUMJOBS [NUMJOBS ...]]
                [-M [MAXDEPTH]] [-J [MAXJOBS]] [-D [DPI]] [-p [PERCENTILE]] -r {read,write,randread,randwrite,randrw,trim,rw,readwrite,randtrim,trimwrite} [-m MAX_Z] [-e MOVING_AVERAGE] [-x MIN_Y]
                [-t {bw,iops,lat,slat,clat} [{bw,iops,lat,slat,clat} ...]] [-f {read,write} [{read,write} ...]] [--xlabel-depth XLABEL_DEPTH] [--xlabel-parent XLABEL_PARENT] [--xlabel-segment-size XLABEL_SEGMENT_SIZE] [-w LINE_WIDTH]
                [--group-bars] [--show-cpu] [--show-ss] [--table-lines] [--max-lat MAX_LAT] [--max-iops MAX_IOPS] [--max-bw MAX_BW] [--colors COLORS [COLORS ...]] [--disable-fio-version] [--title-fontsize TITLE_FONTSIZE]
                [--subtitle-fontsize SUBTITLE_FONTSIZE] [--source-fontsize SOURCE_FONTSIZE] [--credit-fontsize CREDIT_FONTSIZE] [--table-fontsize TABLE_FONTSIZE]

Generates charts/graphs from FIO JSON output or logdata.

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit

Generic Settings:
  -i INPUT_DIRECTORY [INPUT_DIRECTORY ...], --input-directory INPUT_DIRECTORY [INPUT_DIRECTORY ...]
                        input directory where JSON files or log data (CSV) can be found.
  -o OUTPUT_FILENAME, --output-filename OUTPUT_FILENAME
                        Specify output graph filename instead of the generated default. Note that the file type is always png.
  -T TITLE, --title TITLE
                        specifies title to use in charts
  -s SOURCE, --source SOURCE
                        Author
  -L, --bargraph3d      Generates a 3D-chart with iodepth and numjobs on x/y axis and iops or latency on the z-axis.
  -l, --bargraph2d-qd   Generates a 2D barchart of IOPs and latency for all queue depths given a particular numjobs value.
  -N, --bargraph2d_nj   This graph type is like the latency-iops-2d-qd barchart but instead of plotting queue depths for a particular numjobs value, it plots numjobs values for a particular queue depth.
  -H, --histogram       Generates a latency histogram for a particular queue depth and numjobs value.
  -g, --loggraph        This option generates a 2D graph of the log data recorded by FIO.
  -C, --compare-graph   This option generates a bar chart to compare results from different benchmark runs.
  --disable-grid        Disables the dotted grid in the output graph.
  --enable-markers      Enable markers for the plot lines when graphing log data.
  --subtitle SUBTITLE   Specify your own subtitle or leave it blank with double quotes.
  -d IODEPTH [IODEPTH ...], --iodepth IODEPTH [IODEPTH ...]
                        The I/O queue depth to graph. You can specify multiple values separated by spaces.
  -n NUMJOBS [NUMJOBS ...], --numjobs NUMJOBS [NUMJOBS ...]
                        Specifies for which numjob parameter you want the 2d graphs to be generated. You can specify multiple values separated by spaces.
  -M [MAXDEPTH], --maxdepth [MAXDEPTH]
                        Maximum queue depth to graph in 3D graph.
  -J [MAXJOBS], --maxjobs [MAXJOBS]
                        Maximum number of jobs to graph in 3D graph.
  -D [DPI], --dpi [DPI]
                        The chart will be saved with this DPI setting. Higher means larger image.
  -p [PERCENTILE], --percentile [PERCENTILE]
                        Calculate the percentile, default 99.99th.
  -r {read,write,randread,randwrite,randrw,trim,rw,readwrite,randtrim,trimwrite}, --rw {read,write,randread,randwrite,randrw,trim,rw,readwrite,randtrim,trimwrite}
                        Specifies the kind of data you want to graph.
  -m MAX_Z, --max-z MAX_Z
                        Optional maximum value for Z-axis in 3D graph.
  -e MOVING_AVERAGE, --moving-average MOVING_AVERAGE
                        The moving average helps to smooth out graphs, the argument is the size of the moving window (default is None to disable). Be carefull as this setting may smooth out issues you may want to be aware of.
  -x MIN_Y, --min-y MIN_Y
                        Optional minimal value for y-axis. Use 'None' to disable.
  -t {bw,iops,lat,slat,clat} [{bw,iops,lat,slat,clat} ...], --type {bw,iops,lat,slat,clat} [{bw,iops,lat,slat,clat} ...]
                        This setting specifies which kind of metric you want to graph.
  -f {read,write} [{read,write} ...], --filter {read,write} [{read,write} ...]
                        filter should be read/write.
  --xlabel-depth XLABEL_DEPTH
                        Can be used to truncate the most significant folder name from the label. Often used to strip off folders generated with benchfio (e.g. 4k)
  --xlabel-parent XLABEL_PARENT
                        use the parent folder(s) to make the label unique. The number represents how many folders up should be included. Default is 1. Use a value of 0 to remove parent folder name.
  --xlabel-segment-size XLABEL_SEGMENT_SIZE
                        Truncate folder names to make labels fit the graph. Disabled by default. The number represents how many characters per segment are preserved. Used with -g.
  -w LINE_WIDTH, --line-width LINE_WIDTH
                        Line width for line graphs. Can be a floating-point value. Used with -g.
  --group-bars          When using -l or -C, bars are grouped together by iops/lat type.
  --show-cpu            When using the -C or -l option, a table is added with cpu_usr and cpu_sys data.
  --show-ss             When using the -C or -l option, a table is added with steadystate data.
  --table-lines         Draw the lines within a table (cpu/stdev)
  --max-lat MAX_LAT     Maximum latency value on y-axis
  --max-iops MAX_IOPS   Maximum IOPs value on y-axis
  --max-bw MAX_BW       Maximum bandwidth on y-axis
  --draw-total          Draw sum of read + write data in -g chart. Requires randrw benchmark, -f read write option.
  --colors COLORS [COLORS ...]
                        Space separated list of colors (only used with -g). Color names can be found at this page: https://matplotlib.org/3.3.3/gallery/color/named_colors.html(example list: tab:red teal violet yellow). You need as many colors as
                        lines.
  --disable-fio-version
                        Don't display the fio version in the graph. It will also disable the fio-plot credit.
  --title-fontsize TITLE_FONTSIZE
                        Title font size
  --subtitle-fontsize SUBTITLE_FONTSIZE
                        Subtitle font size
  --source-fontsize SOURCE_FONTSIZE
                        Source credit (lower right) font size
  --credit-fontsize CREDIT_FONTSIZE
                        Fio version and Fio-plot credit font size
  --table-fontsize TABLE_FONTSIZE
                        Standard deviation table / CPU table font size