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dx_get_nfs_latency

Marcin Przepiorowski edited this page Dec 9, 2016 · 4 revisions

SYNOPSIS

dx_get_nfs_latency -d <delphix identifier> [-w <warning millisec>] [-i time_interval] [-c <critical millisec>] [-opname operation] [-read | -write] [ -raw ] [-st \"DD-MON-YYYY [HH24:MI:SS]\" ] [ -et \"DD-MON-YYYY [HH24:MI:SS]\" ] [ -debug ] [ -help|-? ]

ARGUMENTS

  • -d Delphix Identifier (hostname defined in dxtools.conf)
  • -st StartTime (format: DD-MON-YYYY [HH24:MI:SS] or YYYY-MM-DD [HH24:MI:SS]). Default is SYSDATE-7.
  • -et EndTime (format: DD-MON-YYYY [HH24:MI:SS] or YYYY-MM-DD [HH24:MI:SS])
  • -i Time Inteval, allowed values are 1 or S for 1 sec, 60 or M for 1 min , 3600 or H for 1 hour
  • **-opname r|w|b ** Operation name r for read, w for write, b for both (default value)
  • **-write ** Old syntax. Similar to -opname w
  • **-read ** Old syntax. Similar to -opname r
  • -w Warning level in milliseconds (Integer, Default 10)
  • -c Critical level in milliseconds (Integer, Default 50)
  • -raw Show Raw Data, instead of average

OPTIONS

  • -help
    Print this screen
  • -debug
    Turn on debugging

EXAMPLES

Average NFS read and write latency for a last 5 minutes using 1-second sample

dx_get_nfs_latency -d DE1
OK:DE1 disk latency milliseconds 3

Average disk write latency for a last 5 minutes using 1-second sample

dx_get_nfs_latency -d DE1 -opname w 
OK: DE1 disk latency milliseconds  2

Delphix

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