The statistics interface is part of the OneFS API so a great deal of detail can be extracted using the API. We have an example web app that lets you get this detail at https://github.com/Isilon/isilon_stat_browser but you can also simply query the stats either locally of from a Linux box. Here is an example of querying for information on the statisitic you wanted. My cluster node is cse-sea-h500-1.west.isilon, and I have obscured the password:
As you can see from the above this statistics is only available live. Some of the stats are also sampled at a lower rate and persisted to the historic stats database on-cluster for two weeks.
Phil.Lam
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August 6th, 2019 12:00
do isi statistics list first, then isi_classic statistics describe --stats=
example:
# isi_classic statistics describe --stats node.ifs.ops.out.rate
Stat key => Description
node.ifs.ops.out.rate => Operation output rate to /ifs on the node (ops/sec)
tenortim
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November 13th, 2019 09:00
Hi,
The statistics interface is part of the OneFS API so a great deal of detail can be extracted using the API. We have an example web app that lets you get this detail at https://github.com/Isilon/isilon_stat_browser but you can also simply query the stats either locally of from a Linux box. Here is an example of querying for information on the statisitic you wanted. My cluster node is cse-sea-h500-1.west.isilon, and I have obscured the password:
As you can see from the above this statistics is only available live. Some of the stats are also sampled at a lower rate and persisted to the historic stats database on-cluster for two weeks.
HTH,
Tim