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03-13-2003 04:00 AM
03-13-2003 04:00 AM
Smart array SAR stats
I've just found out Smart array sisk stats are not collected by SAR like on a normal SCSI disk.
When specifying the device iostat works though.
What should be done in the kernel or sysstat to get those stats collected ? Writing a cron that runs iosstat to collect io stat seems really silly, sar is supposed to do it automatically in a better way. I suppose it's only a matter of registering the raid devices somewhere.
The system is RH 7.3 on a few ML-350s though the problem appears to be generic.
When specifying the device iostat works though.
What should be done in the kernel or sysstat to get those stats collected ? Writing a cron that runs iosstat to collect io stat seems really silly, sar is supposed to do it automatically in a better way. I suppose it's only a matter of registering the raid devices somewhere.
The system is RH 7.3 on a few ML-350s though the problem appears to be generic.
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03-18-2003 12:17 AM
03-18-2003 12:17 AM
Re: Smart array SAR stats
What's version of sysstat are you using?
http://perso.wanadoo.fr/sebastien.godard/
You may download and try latest sysstat. 4.0.3 is almost 1year ++ now.
Good luck
http://perso.wanadoo.fr/sebastien.godard/
You may download and try latest sysstat. 4.0.3 is almost 1year ++ now.
Good luck
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03-18-2003 12:55 AM
03-18-2003 12:55 AM
Re: Smart array SAR stats
I tried both RH 7.3 sysstat and the latest one on systat's site.
In both version iostat works with -x and the device only but this switch does not seem to exists for the cron jobs that are supposed to gather system stats.
So I can get current numbers, but I can't get history like with classic disks.
This is very annoying when you have to work on scaling problems, for example.
In both version iostat works with -x and the device only but this switch does not seem to exists for the cron jobs that are supposed to gather system stats.
So I can get current numbers, but I can't get history like with classic disks.
This is very annoying when you have to work on scaling problems, for example.
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