This is how I get traffic data...
[root@xc7 ubc]# grep venet0 /proc/net/dev
venet0:205043590448 1030583416000 0 0 0
199946969183 10428423760 14520 0 0 0
[root@xc7 ubc]#
Dietmar Maurer wrote:
Is there some interface to get statistics
: [Users] Proc statistic interface for venet
This is how I get traffic data...
[root@xc7 ubc]# grep venet0 /proc/net/dev
venet0:205043590448 1030583416000 0 0 0
199946969183 10428423760 14520 0 0 0
[root@xc7 ubc]#
Dietmar Maurer
Each container has one also...for example for VEID=17801
[root@xc7 ubc]# grep venet /vz/root/17801/proc/net/dev
venet0:205802061231 1034310182000 0 0 0
200705808251 10466085270 1452
Dietmar Maurer wrote:
Well, I want statistics for each container.
Each container has one also...for example for VEID=17801
Oh, so I do not need to call 'vzctl exec' to get that data?
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Dietmar Maurer wrote:
Each container has one also...for example for VEID=17801
Oh, so I do not need to call 'vzctl exec' to get that data?
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Why? Save
Why? Save time and effort just get it directly from the hardware node as my
example shows using /vz/root/VEID/proc/net/dev.
Well, that file is simply not there on my system (latest openvz 2.6.32 kernel).
I can only see it inside the VM.
So what kernel do you use exactly?
- Dietmar