As this data is multi-dimensional, some parsing may be required for machine processing. It’s somewhat human readable, but the =stats= script mentioned in the Getting Started section above will do fancier formatting for you.

The following sample statistics show that =disk_insert= took 8–16µs 9,488 times, 16–32µs 290 times, and so on.

STAT disk_insert_8,16 9488
STAT disk_insert_16,32 290
STAT disk_insert_32,64 73
STAT disk_insert_64,128 86
STAT disk_insert_128,256 48
STAT disk_insert_256,512 2
STAT disk_insert_512,1024 12
STAT disk_insert_1024,2048 1
      

The same statistics displayed through the =stats= CLI tool look like the following:

disk_insert (10008 total)
8us - 16us : ( 94.80%) 9488 ###########################################
16us - 32us : ( 97.70%) 290 #
32us - 64us : ( 98.43%) 73
64us - 128us : ( 99.29%) 86
128us - 256us : ( 99.77%) 4
256us - 512us : ( 99.79%) 2
512us - 1ms : ( 99.91%) 12
1ms - 2ms : ( 99.92%) 1