Added Parse-iPerfResults.ps1

Author: stevenctong

MISC/Parse-iPerfResults.ps1

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+<#
+.SYNOPSIS
+Format the result of an iPerf JSON results file.
+
+.DESCRIPTION
+The Parse-iPerfResults.ps1 script formats the results of an iPerf results file.
+With iPerf you can output the results to JSON using the "-J" flag.
+Output all results with "-J" to a concatenated file.
+
+This script will pull each of the discrete results into a JSON array,
+and then output relevant fields to a CSV file.
+
+.NOTES
+Written by Steven Tong for community usage
+GitHub: stevenctong
+Date: 10/15/21
+
+.EXAMPLE
+./Parse-iPerfResults.ps1 -file <input_filename.json>
+Takes <filename> as the input and outputs it to a file with the same name but as .csv.
+
+.EXAMPLE
+./Parse-iPerfResults.ps1 -file <input_filename.json> -output <CSV_output_filename.csv>
+Takes <filename> as the input and outputs it to <output> filename.
+#>
+
+param (
+  [CmdletBinding()]
+
+  # Input filename of iPerf results in a JSON array
+  [Parameter(Mandatory=$true)]
+  [string]$file = '',
+
+  # Output filename of the formatted iPerf results as a CSV file
+  [Parameter(Mandatory=$false)]
+  [string]$output = ''
+)
+
+# CreateJSONArray - Takes in JSON file with a bunch of separate JSON objects
+# Combines the separate objects and returns and array of JSON objects
+Function CreateJSONArray($jsonFile) {
+  $jsonCount = 0
+  $textObject = ""
+  $jsonArray = @()
+
+  [System.IO.File]::ReadLines($jsonFile) | ForEach-Object {
+    if ($_ -match '{') {
+      $jsonCount += 1
+    }
+
+    if ($_ -match '}') {
+      $jsonCount -= 1
+    }
+
+    if ($jsonCount -gt 0)
+    {
+      $textObject += $_
+    } else {
+      $textObject += $_
+      $jsonArray += $textObject | ConvertFrom-Json
+      $textObject = ""
+    }
+  }
+  return $jsonArray
+} # FUNCTION - CreateJSONArray($jsonFile)
+
+
+# Pass in the iPerf results file and put each JSON object into an array for processing
+$jsonArray = CreateJSONArray $file
+
+# If the file is already an array of JSON objects you can use the following
+# $jsonArray = Get-Content -Path $file | ConvertFrom-Json
+
+$resultList = @()
+
+foreach ($test in $jsonArray)
+{
+  # If iPerf was run with the -r (reverse) flag, swap source & target
+  if ($test.start.test_start.reverse -eq 1) {
+    $source = $test.start.connected[0].remote_host
+    $target = $test.start.connected[0].local_host
+    $note = "Source/Target swapped"
+  } else {
+    $source = $test.start.connected[0].local_host
+    $target = $test.start.connected[0].remote_host
+    $note = ""
+  }
+
+  $gbps = [math]::round($test.end.sum_sent.bits_per_second / 1000/1000/1000, 2)
+
+  $timesecs = $test.start.timestamp.timesecs
+  $localTime = [DateTime]$test.start.timestamp.time
+  $localTZ = Get-TimeZone | Select -ExpandProperty DisplayName
+
+  $result = [PSCustomObject] @{
+    "Source" = $source
+    "Target" = $target
+    "Gbps" = $gbps
+    "num_streams" = $test.start.test_start.num_streams
+    "blksize" = $test.start.test_start.blksize
+    "duration_secs" = $test.start.test_start.duration
+    "reverse" = $test.start.test_start.reverse
+    "tcp_mss_default" = $test.start.tcp_mss_default
+    "sum_sent_bytes" = $test.end.sum_sent.bytes
+    "sum_sent_bps" = $test.end.sum_sent.bits_per_second
+    "sum_sent_retransmits" = $test.end.sum_sent.retransmits
+    "host_cpu_total" = $test.end.cpu_utilization_percent.host_total
+    "remote_cpu_total" = $test.end.cpu_utilization_percent.remote_total
+    "note" = $note
+    "time_local" = $localTime
+    "time_local_zone" = $localTZ
+    "time_utc" = $test.start.timestamp.time
+  }
+
+  $resultList += $result
+}
+
+# If no output filename is given, use the input filename as the base output filename
+if ($output -eq '')
+{
+  $resultList | Export-CSV -Path "$(Split-Path $file -Leafbase).csv"
+} else {
+  $resultList | Export-CSV -Path $output
+}