Mark Vitale <[email protected]> writes: > nFEs is the number of FileEntry table entries currently in use by the > fileserver. > One entry is used for each unique file (vnode) the fileserver has given > callbacks for. > > nCBs is the number of CallBack table entries currently in use by the > fileserver. > One entry is used for each callback the fileserver has given out.
Thanks, so nCBs will always be greater than nFEs? > You could use the fileserver -auditlog to track accesses by fid (which > includes the volume id). Thanks, I have activated -auditlog on one of our servers to see the impact on the fileserver. Quite a lot of information - unfortunately this requires a restart of the file server to de-/activate. It seems the content is similar to FileLog after sending one TSTP to the fileserver, but with a bit more information on transactionsans slightly easier to parse. > Or for grand totals, you can continue to store the information you are > getting from xstat_fs_test. Thats the plan to get a feeling for the base line utilization; I also plan to monitor GotSomeSpaces. Best regards Andreas -- Andreas Hirczy <[email protected]> https://itp.tugraz.at/~ahi/ Graz University of Technology phone: +43/316/873- 8190 Institute of Theoretical and Computational Physics fax: +43/316/873-10 8190 Petersgasse 16, A-8010 Graz mobile: +43/664/859 23 57 _______________________________________________ OpenAFS-info mailing list [email protected] https://lists.openafs.org/mailman/listinfo/openafs-info
