microshift-dev:analyze-start-time

To analyze MicroShift journal logs for slow startup, this Skill parses MICROSHIFT READY and SERVICE READY log patterns to extract per-service timing statistics. It generates a performance table sorted by mean startup time to pinpoint delays.

The best way to compare MicroShift service startup performance across restarts is to analyze collected journal logs. This Skill counts restarts and derives service timing statistics across each start instance for trend visibility.

Yes, you can use journal logs to validate MicroShift service readiness behavior during edge bring-up. The Skill extracts overall and per-service timings from READY log lines to confirm readiness and identify inconsistent components.

No dependencies are required to extract startup timing stats from MicroShift logs. You simply run the Skill against your collected journal logs to parse the READY log patterns and produce the sorted service performance table.

MicroShift may take a long time to become ready if a specific service dominates startup time. By parsing journal logs, this Skill identifies which services have the highest mean startup time and variability to locate the bottleneck.