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March 7th, 2023 18:00

Output Memory and CPU on all nodes

Hi,

Is there a way to output the memory and CPU for all nodes? Is there an isi command that I can run? Some of the basic Linux commands are not available which I could have used with the isi_for_array command. I also didn't see anything within the /proc/meminfo. Would be great if glances was installed. I know I can ssh into each node. Just would be nice if I can run the isi command to give me a list acroos all nodes. I checked InsightIQ, but it only gives me information on the Average CPU Usage not anything regarding to memory. Any help would greatly be appreciated

Thanks,

  • MarcinLub

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    Posted March 16th, 2023 01:00

    cpu usage you can get by command "isi statistics system --nodes all"
    memory usage you can get by command "isi_for_array -s "vmstat""

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    Posted March 8th, 2023 04:00

    Thank you for the commands. I definietly need these later for when I need to get the overall configuration on each node.Currently I am looking to get whats in use if thats possible

  • cadencep45

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    Posted March 8th, 2023 04:00

    something like ?

    isi_for_array isi_hw_status | grep RAM

    isi_for_array isi_hw_status | grep CPU:

     

    gives physical config rather than use ?

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    Posted March 9th, 2023 08:00

    Would this require creating a new container on AWS and having a CloudPool license on Isilon?

    Thanks,

  • dynamox

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    Posted March 10th, 2023 11:00

    What would require an "AWS container" and CloudPools license?  You don't need any special licenses to pull node CPU/Memory utilization.

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    Posted March 21st, 2023 08:00

    Thank you, That is exactly what I am looking for.