Hi,
Hey ! You've got wait-io infos and don't use it :[vmstat]
kthr memory page disk faults
cpu
r b w swap free re mf pi po fr de sr m1 m1 m1 m2 in sy cs
us sy id
0 0 0 1446640 537688 13 27 57 3 2 0 0 2 2 2 9 637 763 370
12 4 84
0 0 0 1446392 555136 115 75 605 5 5 0 0 2 2 2 8 489 775 155
6 3 91
[iostatcpu]
cpu
us sy wt id
12 4 1 83
6 3 2 90
I'm terribly new to hobbit...could you tell me where I could modify the way "CPU utilization" is made ?
Another thing...I'd like for my user to have LA + CPU utilization graph on "cpu" column....???
grrrr. Could you please help me.
I've found iostat cool informations returned from solaris/hobbit/ client :
[iostatcpu] cpu us sy wt id 44 10 5 41 59 14 15 13
I've found the waitIO from informations returned by aix/hobbit/client :[vmstat] kthr memory page faults cpu
r b avm fre re pi po fr sr cy in sy cs us sy id wa 1 3 324980 248 0 2 5 1615 3527 0 979 16601 1761 20 26 19 35 2 4 326939 319 0 14 6 653 1358 0 644 9467 4333 32 26 8 34
I've found a cool definition in hobbitgraph.cfg :[vmstat1] TITLE CPU Utilization YAXIS % Load -u 100 -r DEF:cpu_idl=vmstat.rrd:cpu_idl:AVERAGE DEF:cpu_usr=vmstat.rrd:cpu_usr:AVERAGE DEF:cpu_sys=vmstat.rrd:cpu_sys:AVERAGE DEF:cpu_wait=vmstat.rrd:cpu_wait:AVERAGE (...)
Now, I'd like to have the IOwait column used to generate my CPU utilization graph....
On Wed, Jun 21, 2006 at 12:48:56PM +0200, Nicolas Dorfsman wrote:
I've found iostat cool informations returned from solaris/hobbit/ client :
[snip]
Now, I'd like to have the IOwait column used to generate my CPU
utilization graph....
Currently not possible.
The I/O wait data in Hobbit was traditionally tracked by data provided by the "vmstat" command. Since there is no I/O wait data reported by the Solaris vmstat, there is no currently no place to store these data in the existing RRD (trend) databases - at least as they are used for data from Solaris boxes.
What this shows is that the current setup which has a custom set of data for each type of operating system was a poor design. It was inherited from the old Big Brother / LARRD setup - and it was a major mistake on my part not to change it when I created Hobbit.
However, changing this now will require everyone to do a manual export/import of data from their current vmstat RRD files into a new file format. This is just not possible before the 4.2 release, so I'm afraid you'll have to wait a while before you can track these data by default.
Regards, Henrik
Le 21 juin 06 à 13:07, Henrik Stoerner a écrit :
Currently not possible.
[snip] However, changing this now will require everyone to do a manual export/import of data from their current vmstat RRD files into a new file format. This is just not possible before the 4.2 release, so I'm afraid you'll have to wait a while before you can track these data by default.
ok.
But.
I'm able to get these data from "iostatcpu".
iostatcpu is already returner by solaris client, and I've managed to
have the same from AIX :
nohup sh -c "iostat -t 300 2 1>$BBTMP/hobbit_iostatcpu.$MACHINEDOTS.$
$ 2>&1; mv $BBTMP/hobbit_iostatcpu.$MACHINEDOTS.$$ $BBTMP/
hobbit_iostatcpu.$MACHINEDOTS" </dev/null >/dev/null 2>&1 &
sleep 5
if test -f $BBTMP/hobbit_iostatcpu.$MACHINEDOTS; then echo
"[iostatcpu]"; cat $BBTMP/hobbit_iostatcpu.$MACHINEDOTS; rm -f $BBTMP/
hobbit_iostatcpu.$MACHINEDOTS; fi
How could I put theses figures into a RRD file, and then use the file
with [vmstat1] wonderful definition ?
Le 21 juin 06 à 13:29, Nicolas Dorfsman a écrit :
How could I put theses figures into a RRD file, and then use the
file with [vmstat1] wonderful definition ? To unsubscribe from the hobbit list, send an e-mail to hobbit-unsubscribe at hswn.dk
Hum.
- I've modified hobbitclient-sunos.sh :
if test -f $BBTMP/hobbit_iostatcpu.$MACHINEDOTS; then echo
"[iostatcpu]"; tail -1 $BBTMP/hobbit_iostatcpu.$MACHINEDOTS; rm -f
$BBTMP/hobbit_iostatcpu.$MACHINEDOTS; fi ### --> tail -1 instead of
cat
- I've added (re-modified) hobbitclient-aix.sh :
nohup sh -c "iostat -t 300 2 1>$BBTMP/hobbit_iostatcpu.$MACHINEDOTS.$ $ 2>&1; mv $BBTMP/hobbit_iostatcpu.$MACHINEDOTS.$$ $BBTMP/ hobbit_iostatcpu.$MACHINEDOTS"</dev/null >/dev/null 2>&1 & ...snip...
if test -f $BBTMP/hobbit_iostatcpu.$MACHINEDOTS; then echo
"[iostatcpu]"; tail -1 $BBTMP/hobbit_iostatcpu.$MACHINEDOTS | awk
'{printf("%s %s %s %s\n"),$3,$4,$6,$5}'; rm -f $BBTMP/
hobbit_iostatcpu.$MACHINEDOTS; fi ### ---> tail -1 and awk to print
the same infos in the same order
- I've added iostatcpu in TEST2RRD :
TEST2RRD="cpu=la......iostatcpu=ncv"
and added in hobbitserver.cfg :
NCV_iostatcpu="cpu_usr:GAUGE,cpu_sys:GAUGE,cpu_wait:GAUGE,cpu_idl:GAUGE"
- I've renamed [vmstat1] into [iostatcpu]
But...there's no rrd file created. What else do I need to do ?
Le 21 juin 06 à 14:28, Nicolas Dorfsman a écrit :
[...snip...] 3) I've added iostatcpu in TEST2RRD :
TEST2RRD="cpu=la......iostatcpu=ncv"
and added in hobbitserver.cfg :
NCV_iostatcpu="cpu_usr:GAUGE,cpu_sys:GAUGE,cpu_wait:GAUGE,cpu_idl:GAUG E"
- I've renamed [vmstat1] into [iostatcpu] But...there's no rrd file created. What else do I need to do ?
Just to be sure of my mistake : informations sent by hobbitclient-
xxx.sh are handled by by some special procs...so I can't use it to
add a new column or use an already generated info (like iostatcpu) as
I like ?????
a quick 'google" answer.
I've wrote a "cpuio" script which creat a new COLUMN with CPU utilisation including IO wait.
The script is running on solaris an aix .
I'm using NCV module to graph.
I'll put it on deadcat some day.
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