It looks like server_stats allows real time monitoring. How can I collect stats over a time frame? I have an immediate need to discover IOPS rates for a particular file system in order to determine if it can be moved to SATA drives.
We run a number of cron jobs on the control station to collect long term stats. We write some to disk and send some to an external stats collection service called graphite ( http://graphite.wikidot.com/ ).
This command will run every 5 minutes and collect diskVol performance stats:
hi Jeff could you guide me please how to implement how to transfer perf stats/external stats collection service called graphite ( http://graphite.wikidot.com/ )
dynamox
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Server_stats from celerra side or symstat/performance manager from DMX
aslamk
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Thanks. Would running a server_stat during peak times bear any impact ?
dynamox
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I've never encounter any issues running it during peak times
BillStein-Dell
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November 1st, 2011 06:00
No, the server_stats command set will not impact performance of the system.
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It looks like server_stats allows real time monitoring. How can I collect stats over a time frame? I have an immediate need to discover IOPS rates for a particular file system in order to determine if it can be moved to SATA drives.
I need to look at a history over a week, or so.
Thanks...
dynamox
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Try celerra monitor
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landog1
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We have a recurring issue with /nas/jserver filling up.
The result is that Celerra Monitor will not display stats.
EMC Support has not been able to suggest a fix for this. This file system cannot be extended.
It appears to be a design flaw in Celerra that EMC will not correct.
Any other ideas?
Thanks!
landog1
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Thank you.
It looks like server_stats allows real time monitoring. How can I collect stats over a time frame with server_stas?
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November 7th, 2011 07:00
Server_stats or Navi/UniSphere Analyzer
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You can use server_stats with –file –format csv to write the values into a CSV file and then use Excel to analyze it – see man server_stats
Rainer
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Thanks for your info
Yes details would be nice
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We run a number of cron jobs on the control station to collect long term stats. We write some to disk and send some to an external stats collection service called graphite ( http://graphite.wikidot.com/ ).
This command will run every 5 minutes and collect diskVol performance stats:
*/5 * * * * /nas/bin/server_stats server_2 -monitor diskVolumes-std -i 5 -c 60 -file "/nas/quota/slot_2/vg8_stats/diskVol/server_2/server_2_`date '+\%FT\%T'|sed s/://g`" > /dev/null
We use this to grab top_talkers every 5 minutes as well:
*/5 * * * * /nas/bin/server_stats server_2 -monitor nfs.client -i 5 -c 60 -file "/nas/quota/slot_2/vg8_stats/top_talkers/server_2/server_2_`date '+\%FT\%T'|sed s/://g`" > /dev/null
Here's a sample of the presentation of our key latency stats that we export to graphite:
If folks are interested in our work in intergrating server_stats with graphite, let me know.
cadencep45
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If you could send on details it would be great.
christopher_ime
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Jeff,
Very nice. Yes, one more vote for a write-up on how to integrate it as you have. Looking forward to it if you have time. Thanks!
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hi Jeff could you guide me please how to implement how to transfer perf stats/external stats collection service called graphite ( http://graphite.wikidot.com/ )