Hi,
for rbd clients you can see statistics via:
rbd perf image iostat or
rbd perf image iotop.
You will see currently r/w IOPS done and bytes read/written.
Have a nice day
Rainer
Am 07.12.21 um 07:58 schrieb 胡 玮文:
Hi all,
Sometimes we see high IOPS in our cluster (from “ceph -s”), and the access
latency is increased due to high load. Now how can I tell which client is
issuing a lot of requests? I want to find out the offending application so that
I can make changes to it. We are primarily using cephfs, but we also have some
kernel RBD clients.
So far I’ve tried to turn up the OSD log level so that it logs every request.
Then I wrote a script to do the statistics. But this procedure seems
suboptimal. It requires many manual steps, takes a lot of disk space,
potentially slows down the OSD, etc. Do you have a better method?
Thanks,
Weiwen Hu
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