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pst0 2.0.30 version businesshostusa.com #%#name #%#parent + exim_mailstats #%#name no graph_scale exim graph_category received completed rejected graph_order DERIVE type completed label 0 min normal graph_data_size completed #%#name #%#parent , update_rate completed Exim mail throughput graph_title mails/${graph_period} graph_vlabel received #%#name normal graph_data_size 0 min received label DERIVE type , update_rate #%#parent AREA draw received --base 1000 -l 0 graph_args 0 min rejected label normal graph_data_size rejected #%#name DERIVE type , update_rate #%#parent rejected #%#parent exim_mailstats fw_packets #%#name Forwarded label 0 min normal graph_data_size forwarded #%#name DERIVE type , update_rate LINE2 draw / #%#parent forwarded received forwarded graph_order network graph_category Firewall Throughput graph_title #%#parent --base 1000 -l 0 graph_args AREA draw / #%#parent , update_rate DERIVE type Received label 0 min received #%#name normal graph_data_size received Packets/${graph_period} graph_vlabel fw_packets , update_rate -The number of active TCP openings per second. info L #%#parent 50000 max active #%#name normal graph_data_size 0 min active label DERIVE type active 0 min passive label passive #%#name normal graph_data_size DERIVE type , update_rate .The number of passive TCP openings per second. info 50000 max L #%#parent passive Netstat graph_title normal graph_data_size established #%#name established label GAUGE type )The number of currently open connections. info , update_rate L #%#parent 50000 max established , update_rate 8The number of failed TCP connection attempts per second. info L #%#parent 50000 max normal graph_data_size failed #%#name 0 min failed label DERIVE type failed netstat #%#name network graph_category L #%#parent 50000 max $The number of TCP connection resets. info , update_rate DERIVE type normal graph_data_size resets #%#name resets label 0 min resets (active passive failed resets established graph_order second graph_period TCP connections graph_vlabel IThis graph shows the TCP activity of all the network interfaces combined. graph_info #%#parent --base 1000 --logarithmic graph_args netstat MySQL InnoDB free tablespace graph_title Bytes graph_vlabel #Free bytes in the InnoDB tablespace graph_info #%#parent --base 1024 graph_args 2147483648: warning � #%#parent , update_rate 1073741824: critical GAUGE type 0 min Bytes free label free #%#name normal graph_data_size free mysql_innodb #%#name mysql graph_category free graph_order mysql_innodb 100 max 57 warning � #%#parent sdc label , update_rate sdc #%#name normal graph_data_size 60 critical sdc sdb label sdb #%#name normal graph_data_size 100 max 57 warning � #%#parent , update_rate 60 critical sdb HDD temperature graph_title 100 max � #%#parent 57 warning 60 critical , update_rate sda label normal graph_data_size sda #%#name sda Degrees Celsius graph_vlabel VThis graph shows the temperature in degrees Celsius of the hard drives in the machine. graph_info #%#parent hddtemp_smartctl #%#name sensors graph_category sda sdb sdc graph_order hddtemp_smartctl --base 1000 -l 0 graph_args #%#parent /This graph monitors the Linux open inode table. graph_info inode table size label normal graph_data_size , update_rate max #%#name OThe size of the system inode table. This is dynamically adjusted by the kernel. info � #%#parent max number of open inodes graph_vlabel Inode table usage graph_title used max graph_order system graph_category open_inodes #%#name $The number of currently open inodes. info normal graph_data_size used #%#name , update_rate open inodes label � #%#parent used open_inodes wait sleep graph_order processes graph_category vmstat #%#name sleep #%#name normal graph_data_size I/O sleep label GAUGE type , update_rate � #%#parent 500000 max sleep � #%#parent 500000 max , update_rate GAUGE type wait #%#name normal graph_data_size running label wait #%#parent --base 1000 -l 0 graph_args process states graph_vlabel VMstat graph_title vmstat users #%#name 00FF00 colour , update_rate � #%#parent AREASTACK draw tty #%#name normal graph_data_size tty label tty tty pty pts X other graph_order %3.0lf graph_printf no graph_scale normal graph_data_size X #%#name X displays label , update_rate 000000 colour Users logged in on an X display info � #%#parent AREASTACK draw X system graph_category � #%#parent 'Users logged in by indeterminate method info FF0000 colour , update_rate other #%#name normal graph_data_size Other users label other 00FFFF colour , update_rate � #%#parent AREASTACK draw pts #%#name normal graph_data_size pts label pts --base 1000 -l 0 graph_args #%#parent Users graph_vlabel normal graph_data_size pty #%#name pty label � #%#parent AREASTACK draw 0000FF colour , update_rate pty Logged in users graph_title users host.businesshostusa.com #%#name normal graph_data_size intr #%#name 0 min interrupts label DERIVE type , update_rate �Interrupts are events that alter sequence of instructions executed by a processor. They can come from either hardware (exceptions, NMI, IRQ) or software. info 8 #%#parent 100000 max intr Interrupts and context switches graph_title +interrupts & ctx switches / ${graph_period} graph_vlabel DERIVE type 0 min context switches label ctx #%#name normal graph_data_size 100000 max 8 #%#parent , update_rate �A context switch occurs when a multitasking operatings system suspends the currently running process, and starts executing another. info ctx --base 1000 -l 0 graph_args #%#parent xThis graph shows the number of interrupts and context switches on the system. These are typically high on a busy system. graph_info interrupts #%#name system graph_category intr ctx graph_order interrupts no graph_scale disk graph_category Odevtmpfs _dev_shm _run _sys_fs_cgroup _dev_md1 _dev_md0 _dev_sdc1 _run_user_988 graph_order df_inode #%#name X #%#parent 92 warning 98 critical , update_rate devtmpfs #%#name normal graph_data_size /dev label devtmpfs X #%#parent 92 warning /dev/shm label 98 critical normal graph_data_size , update_rate _dev_shm #%#name _dev_shm % graph_vlabel --upper-limit 100 -l 0 graph_args #%#parent , update_rate 98 critical 92 warning X #%#parent / label normal graph_data_size _dev_md1 #%#name _dev_md1 X #%#parent 92 warning 98 critical , update_rate normal graph_data_size _run_user_988 #%#name /run/user/988 label _run_user_988 , update_rate 98 critical 92 warning X #%#parent /sys/fs/cgroup label _sys_fs_cgroup #%#name normal graph_data_size _sys_fs_cgroup X #%#parent 92 warning 98 critical , update_rate _dev_sdc1 #%#name normal graph_data_size /backup label _dev_sdc1 X #%#parent 92 warning 98 critical , update_rate /boot label _dev_md0 #%#name normal graph_data_size _dev_md0 X #%#parent 92 warning /run label 98 critical , update_rate _run #%#name normal graph_data_size _run Inode usage in percent graph_title df_inode mysql graph_category recv sent graph_order DERIVE type recv #%#name normal graph_data_size 0 min transfer rate label � #%#parent 80000000 max LINE2 draw , update_rate no graph recv mysql_bytes #%#name 1bytes received (-) / sent (+) per ${graph_period} graph_vlabel --base 1024 graph_args #%#parent �Note that this is a old plugin which is no longer installed by default. It is retained for compatability with old installations. graph_info , update_rate 80000000 max LINE2 draw � #%#parent 0 min transfer rate label sent #%#name normal graph_data_size DERIVE type recv negative sent MySQL throughput graph_title mysql_bytes UCPU time spent waiting for I/O operations to finish when there is nothing else to do. info , update_rate STACK draw � #%#parent iowait label 0 min iowait #%#name normal graph_data_size DERIVE type iowait cpu #%#name � #%#parent STACK draw ZThe time that a virtual CPU had runnable tasks, but the virtual CPU itself was not running info , update_rate DERIVE type normal graph_data_size steal #%#name steal label 0 min steal � #%#parent STACK draw , update_rate #CPU time spent by nice(1)d programs info DERIVE type nice #%#name normal graph_data_size 0 min nice label nice ]system user nice idle iowait irq softirq system user nice idle iowait irq softirq steal guest graph_order softirq label 0 min normal graph_data_size softirq #%#name DERIVE type ,CPU time spent handling "batched" interrupts info , update_rate STACK draw � #%#parent softirq system graph_category no graph_scale STACK draw � #%#parent Idle CPU time info , update_rate DERIVE type idle label 0 min idle #%#name normal graph_data_size idle second graph_period 'This graph shows how CPU time is spent. graph_info #%#parent 1--base 1000 -r --lower-limit 0 --upper-limit 1600 graph_args 0 min irq label irq #%#name normal graph_data_size DERIVE type , update_rate "CPU time spent handling interrupts info STACK draw � #%#parent irq % graph_vlabel STACK draw � #%#parent gThe time spent running a virtual CPU for guest operating systems under the control of the Linux kernel. info , update_rate DERIVE type guest label 0 min normal graph_data_size guest #%#name guest DERIVE type normal graph_data_size user #%#name user label 0 min � #%#parent STACK draw -CPU time spent by normal programs and daemons info , update_rate user CPU usage graph_title AREA draw � #%#parent , update_rate 1CPU time spent by the kernel in system activities info DERIVE type 0 min system label system #%#name normal graph_data_size system cpu inactive #%#name normal graph_data_size inactive label ; #%#parent LINE2 draw Memory not currently used. info , update_rate inactive system graph_category dThe amount of memory allocated to programs. Overcommitting is normal, but may indicate memory leaks. info , update_rate LINE2 draw ; #%#parent committed label committed #%#name normal graph_data_size committed buffers #%#name normal graph_data_size buffers label ; #%#parent STACK draw WBlock device (e.g. harddisk) cache. Also where "dirty" blocks are stored until written. info , update_rate buffers �apps page_tables swap_cache slab cached buffers free swap apps buffers swap cached free slab swap_cache page_tables vmalloc_used committed mapped active inactive graph_order normal graph_data_size page_tables #%#name page_tables label AMemory used to map between virtual and physical memory addresses. info , update_rate ; #%#parent STACK draw page_tables memory #%#name 'Memory used by user-space applications. info , update_rate AREA draw ; #%#parent apps label normal graph_data_size apps #%#name apps Bytes graph_vlabel swap label swap #%#name normal graph_data_size , update_rate Swap space used. info STACK draw ; #%#parent swap *--base 1024 -l 0 --upper-limit 66984890368 graph_args #%#parent 2This graph shows what the machine uses memory for. graph_info slab #%#name normal graph_data_size slab_cache label ; #%#parent STACK draw LMemory used by the kernel (major users are caches like inode, dentry, etc). info , update_rate slab swap_cache label swap_cache #%#name normal graph_data_size STACK draw ; #%#parent gA piece of memory that keeps track of pages that have been fetched from swap but not yet been modified. info , update_rate swap_cache normal graph_data_size free #%#name unused label , update_rate ;Wasted memory. Memory that is not used for anything at all. info ; #%#parent STACK draw free LINE2 draw ; #%#parent , update_rate All mmap()ed pages. info mapped label mapped #%#name normal graph_data_size mapped normal graph_data_size cached #%#name cache label &Parked file data (file content) cache. info , update_rate ; #%#parent STACK draw cached LINE2 draw ; #%#parent active label @Memory recently used. Not reclaimed unless absolutely necessary. info active #%#name , update_rate normal graph_data_size active Memory usage graph_title vmalloc_used #%#name normal graph_data_size vmalloc_used label ; #%#parent LINE2 draw , update_rate 'VMalloc' (kernel) memory used info vmalloc_used memory munin graph label normal graph_data_size graph #%#name 285 critical , update_rate AREASTACK draw � #%#parent 240 warning graph iThis graph shows the run time of the four different processes making up a munin-master run. Munin-master is run from cron every 5 minutes and we want each of the programmes in munin-master to complete before the next instance starts. Especially munin-update and munin-graph are time consuming and their run time bears watching. If munin-update uses too long time to run please see the munin-update graph to determine which host is slowing it down. If munin-graph is running too slow you need to get clever (email the munin-users mailing list) unless you can buy a faster computer with better disks to run munin on. graph_info #%#parent --base 1000 -l 0 graph_args seconds graph_vlabel munin_stats #%#name AREASTACK draw � #%#parent 240 warning munin update label 285 critical , update_rate update #%#name normal graph_data_size update update graph html limits graph_order munin graph_category � #%#parent AREASTACK draw normal graph_data_size limits #%#name , update_rate munin limits label limits yes graph_scale Munin processing time graph_title munin html label normal graph_data_size , update_rate html #%#name AREASTACK draw � #%#parent html munin_stats @ system graph_category normal graph_data_size iMCP #%#name Machine check polls label 0 min DERIVE type 1Interrupt MCP, for device(s): Machine check polls info , update_rate � #%#parent iMCP -Interrupt 40, for device(s): i40e-eth0-TxRx-6 info , update_rate � #%#parent normal graph_data_size i40 #%#name i40e-eth0-TxRx-6 label 0 min DERIVE type i40 � #%#parent "Interrupt 57, for device(s): dmar1 info , update_rate DERIVE type dmar1 label 0 min normal graph_data_size i57 #%#name i57 i58 #%#name normal graph_data_size 0 min dmar0 label DERIVE type , update_rate "Interrupt 58, for device(s): dmar0 info � #%#parent i58 interrupts / ${graph_period} graph_vlabel � #%#parent 'Interrupt 16, for device(s): i801_smbus info , update_rate DERIVE type i801_smbus label 0 min i16 #%#name normal graph_data_size i16 � #%#parent "Interrupt 56, for device(s): dmar2 info , update_rate DERIVE type i56 #%#name normal graph_data_size dmar2 label 0 min i56 � #%#parent , update_rate AInterrupt PIN, for device(s): Posted-interrupt notification event info DERIVE type 0 min #Posted-interrupt notification event label iPIN #%#name normal graph_data_size iPIN 0 min 0000:00:17.0 label i32 #%#name normal graph_data_size DERIVE type , update_rate )Interrupt 32, for device(s): 0000:00:17.0 info � #%#parent i32 � #%#parent , update_rate Interrupt 8, for device(s): rtc0 info DERIVE type normal graph_data_size i8 #%#name 0 min rtc0 label i8 DERIVE type i36 #%#name normal graph_data_size i40e-eth0-TxRx-2 label 0 min � #%#parent -Interrupt 36, for device(s): i40e-eth0-TxRx-2 info , update_rate i36 Non-maskable interrupts label 0 min normal graph_data_size iNMI #%#name DERIVE type 5Interrupt NMI, for device(s): Non-maskable interrupts info , update_rate � #%#parent iNMI %Interrupt 25, for device(s): PCIe PME info normal graph_data_size i25 #%#name , update_rate PCIe PME label 0 min � #%#parent DERIVE type i25 .Interrupt 45, for device(s): i40e-eth0-TxRx-11 info , update_rate � #%#parent normal graph_data_size i45 #%#name i40e-eth0-TxRx-11 label 0 min DERIVE type i45 � #%#parent DERIVE type , update_rate normal graph_data_size i49 #%#name .Interrupt 49, for device(s): i40e-eth0-TxRx-15 info 0 min i40e-eth0-TxRx-15 label i49 -Interrupt 38, for device(s): i40e-eth0-TxRx-4 info , update_rate � #%#parent i40e-eth0-TxRx-4 label 0 min i38 #%#name normal graph_data_size DERIVE type i38 DERIVE type � #%#parent Posted-interrupt wakeup event label 0 min ;Interrupt PIW, for device(s): Posted-interrupt wakeup event info iPIW #%#name normal graph_data_size , update_rate iPIW i40e-eth0-TxRx-10 label 0 min .Interrupt 44, for device(s): i40e-eth0-TxRx-10 info , update_rate normal graph_data_size i44 #%#name DERIVE type � #%#parent i44 Individual interrupts graph_title DERIVE type � #%#parent Spurious interrupts label 0 min 1Interrupt SPU, for device(s): Spurious interrupts info normal graph_data_size , update_rate iSPU #%#name iSPU � #%#parent "Interrupt 4, for device(s): serial info , update_rate DERIVE type serial label 0 min normal graph_data_size i4 #%#name i4 DERIVE type i24 #%#name normal graph_data_size PCIe PME label 0 min � #%#parent %Interrupt 24, for device(s): PCIe PME info , update_rate i24 � #%#parent , update_rate -Interrupt 43, for device(s): i40e-eth0-TxRx-9 info DERIVE type i43 #%#name normal graph_data_size 0 min i40e-eth0-TxRx-9 label i43 � #%#parent , update_rate %Interrupt 29, for device(s): xhci_hcd info DERIVE type normal graph_data_size i29 #%#name 0 min xhci_hcd label i29 , update_rate -Interrupt 37, for device(s): i40e-eth0-TxRx-3 info � #%#parent normal graph_data_size i37 #%#name 0 min i40e-eth0-TxRx-3 label DERIVE type i37 DERIVE type Function call interrupts label 0 min iCAL #%#name normal graph_data_size � #%#parent 6Interrupt CAL, for device(s): Function call interrupts info , update_rate iCAL 0 min i40e-eth0-TxRx-8 label i42 #%#name normal graph_data_size DERIVE type , update_rate -Interrupt 42, for device(s): i40e-eth0-TxRx-8 info � #%#parent i42 irqstats #%#name �i0 i3 i4 i8 i9 i16 i24 i25 i27 i29 i30 i32 i33 i34 i35 i36 i37 i38 i39 i40 i41 i42 i43 i44 i45 i46 i47 i48 i49 i50 i56 i57 i58 i59 i104 i121 i171 iNMI iLOC iSPU iPMI iIWI iRTR iRES iCAL iTLB iTRM iTHR iDFR iMCE iMCP iERR iMIS iPIN iNPI iPIW i0 i3 i4 i8 i9 i16 i24 i25 i27 i29 i30 i32 i33 i34 i35 i36 i37 i38 i39 i40 i41 i42 i43 i44 i45 i46 i47 i48 i49 i50 i56 i57 i58 i59 i104 i121 i171 iNMI iLOC iSPU iPMI iIWI iRTR iRES iCAL iTLB iTRM iTHR iDFR iMCE iMCP iERR iMIS iPIN iNPI iPIW graph_order !Performance monitoring interrupts label 0 min ?Interrupt PMI, for device(s): Performance monitoring interrupts info normal graph_data_size , update_rate iPMI #%#name DERIVE type � #%#parent iPMI � #%#parent 3Interrupt RTR, for device(s): APIC ICR read retries info , update_rate DERIVE type normal graph_data_size iRTR #%#name APIC ICR read retries label 0 min iRTR DERIVE type � #%#parent Thermal event interrupts label 0 min 6Interrupt TRM, for device(s): Thermal event interrupts info iTRM #%#name normal graph_data_size , update_rate iTRM 0 min timer label i0 #%#name normal graph_data_size DERIVE type , update_rate !Interrupt 0, for device(s): timer info � #%#parent i0 DERIVE type normal graph_data_size iMIS #%#name MIS label 0 min � #%#parent , update_rate iMIS � #%#parent , update_rate "Interrupt 59, for device(s): dmar3 info DERIVE type 0 min dmar3 label normal graph_data_size i59 #%#name i59 i104 #%#name normal graph_data_size 0 min i40e-0000:b5:00.1:misc label DERIVE type , update_rate 4Interrupt 104, for device(s): i40e-0000:b5:00.1:misc info � #%#parent i104 ;Interrupt 121, for device(s): i40e-0000:b5:00.1:fdir-TxRx-0 info , update_rate � #%#parent i121 #%#name normal graph_data_size i40e-0000:b5:00.1:fdir-TxRx-0 label 0 min DERIVE type i121 DERIVE type normal graph_data_size iNPI #%#name Nested posted-interrupt event label 0 min � #%#parent ;Interrupt NPI, for device(s): Nested posted-interrupt event info , update_rate iNPI iIWI #%#name normal graph_data_size IRQ work interrupts label 0 min DERIVE type 1Interrupt IWI, for device(s): IRQ work interrupts info , update_rate � #%#parent iIWI � #%#parent )Interrupt 30, for device(s): 0000:00:11.5 info , update_rate DERIVE type i30 #%#name normal graph_data_size 0000:00:11.5 label 0 min i30 DERIVE type normal graph_data_size i35 #%#name 0 min i40e-eth0-TxRx-1 label � #%#parent , update_rate -Interrupt 35, for device(s): i40e-eth0-TxRx-1 info i35 , update_rate <Interrupt DFR, for device(s): Deferred Error APIC interrupts info � #%#parent 0 min Deferred Error APIC interrupts label normal graph_data_size iDFR #%#name DERIVE type iDFR DERIVE type normal graph_data_size iTLB #%#name 0 min TLB shootdowns label � #%#parent , update_rate ,Interrupt TLB, for device(s): TLB shootdowns info iTLB , update_rate .Interrupt 47, for device(s): i40e-eth0-TxRx-13 info � #%#parent normal graph_data_size i47 #%#name 0 min i40e-eth0-TxRx-13 label DERIVE type i47 � #%#parent , update_rate :Interrupt 50, for device(s): i40e-0000:b5:00.0:fdir-TxRx-0 info DERIVE type 0 min i40e-0000:b5:00.0:fdir-TxRx-0 label normal graph_data_size i50 #%#name i50 6Interrupt MCE, for device(s): Machine check exceptions info , update_rate � #%#parent Machine check exceptions label 0 min iMCE #%#name normal graph_data_size DERIVE type iMCE DERIVE type normal graph_data_size i3 #%#name serial label 0 min � #%#parent "Interrupt 3, for device(s): serial info , update_rate i3 , update_rate 3Interrupt 33, for device(s): i40e-0000:b5:00.0:misc info � #%#parent normal graph_data_size i33 #%#name 0 min i40e-0000:b5:00.0:misc label DERIVE type i33 i40e-eth0-TxRx-14 label 0 min i48 #%#name normal graph_data_size DERIVE type .Interrupt 48, for device(s): i40e-eth0-TxRx-14 info , update_rate � #%#parent i48 � #%#parent -Interrupt 34, for device(s): i40e-eth0-TxRx-0 info , update_rate DERIVE type i34 #%#name normal graph_data_size i40e-eth0-TxRx-0 label 0 min i34 � #%#parent %Interrupt 27, for device(s): PCIe PME info , update_rate DERIVE type PCIe PME label 0 min normal graph_data_size i27 #%#name i27 Shows the number of different IRQs received by the kernel. High disk or network traffic can cause a high number of interrupts (with good hardware and drivers this will be less so). Sudden high interrupt activity with no associated higher system activity is not normal. graph_info #%#parent --base 1000 --logarithmic graph_args -Interrupt 39, for device(s): i40e-eth0-TxRx-5 info , update_rate � #%#parent i40e-eth0-TxRx-5 label 0 min i39 #%#name normal graph_data_size DERIVE type i39 DERIVE type i40e-eth0-TxRx-12 label 0 min i46 #%#name normal graph_data_size � #%#parent .Interrupt 46, for device(s): i40e-eth0-TxRx-12 info , update_rate i46 , update_rate 7Interrupt THR, for device(s): Threshold APIC interrupts info � #%#parent 0 min Threshold APIC interrupts label normal graph_data_size iTHR #%#name DERIVE type iTHR � #%#parent $Interrupt 171, for device(s): mei_me info , update_rate DERIVE type mei_me label 0 min i171 #%#name normal graph_data_size i171 � #%#parent , update_rate 4Interrupt LOC, for device(s): Local timer interrupts info DERIVE type 0 min Local timer interrupts label normal graph_data_size iLOC #%#name iLOC � #%#parent , update_rate DERIVE type ERR label 0 min iERR #%#name normal graph_data_size iERR normal graph_data_size i9 #%#name acpi label 0 min DERIVE type Interrupt 9, for device(s): acpi info , update_rate � #%#parent i9 , update_rate -Interrupt 41, for device(s): i40e-eth0-TxRx-7 info � #%#parent normal graph_data_size i41 #%#name 0 min i40e-eth0-TxRx-7 label DERIVE type i41 DERIVE type 0 min Rescheduling interrupts label iRES #%#name normal graph_data_size � #%#parent , update_rate 5Interrupt RES, for device(s): Rescheduling interrupts info iRES irqstats diskstats_latency #%#name #sda_avgwait sdb_avgwait sdc_avgwait graph_order , update_rate $Average wait time for an I/O request info LINE1 draw ! #%#parent 0 min sda label normal graph_data_size sda_avgwait #%#name GAUGE type sda_avgwait disk graph_category --base 1000 --logarithmic graph_args ! #%#parent LINE1 draw 0:3 warning 1 #%#parent , update_rate [Average wait time for a write I/O from request start to finish (includes queue times et al) info GAUGE type 0 min Write IO Wait time label normal graph_data_size avgwrwait #%#name avgwrwait �This graph shows average waiting time/latency for different categories of disk operations. The times that include the queue times indicate how busy your system is. If the waiting time hits 1 second then your I/O system is 100% busy. graph_info seconds graph_vlabel !svctm avgwait avgrdwait avgwrwait graph_order LINE1 draw 1 #%#parent , update_rate {Average time an I/O takes on the block device not including any queue times, just the round trip time for the disk request. info GAUGE type 0 min Device IO time label svctm #%#name normal graph_data_size svctm disk graph_category sdb #%#name GAUGE type normal graph_data_size avgwait #%#name IO Wait time label 0 min 1 #%#parent LINE1 draw VAverage wait time for an I/O from request start to finish (includes queue times et al) info , update_rate avgwait Average latency for /dev/sdb graph_title , update_rate ZAverage wait time for a read I/O from request start to finish (includes queue times et al) info 0:3 warning 1 #%#parent LINE1 draw normal graph_data_size avgrdwait #%#name 0 min Read IO Wait time label GAUGE type avgrdwait sdb --base 1000 --logarithmic graph_args ! #%#parent i #%#parent 0:3 warning LINE1 draw [Average wait time for a write I/O from request start to finish (includes queue times et al) info , update_rate GAUGE type normal graph_data_size avgwrwait #%#name Write IO Wait time label 0 min avgwrwait �This graph shows average waiting time/latency for different categories of disk operations. The times that include the queue times indicate how busy your system is. If the waiting time hits 1 second then your I/O system is 100% busy. graph_info seconds graph_vlabel !svctm avgwait avgrdwait avgwrwait graph_order GAUGE type normal graph_data_size svctm #%#name 0 min Device IO time label i #%#parent LINE1 draw , update_rate {Average time an I/O takes on the block device not including any queue times, just the round trip time for the disk request. info svctm disk graph_category sdc #%#name GAUGE type normal graph_data_size avgwait #%#name 0 min IO Wait time label i #%#parent LINE1 draw , update_rate VAverage wait time for an I/O from request start to finish (includes queue times et al) info avgwait Average latency for /dev/sdc graph_title Read IO Wait time label 0 min avgrdwait #%#name normal graph_data_size GAUGE type ZAverage wait time for a read I/O from request start to finish (includes queue times et al) info , update_rate LINE1 draw i #%#parent 0:3 warning avgrdwait sdc 400 graph_width --base 1000 graph_args #%#parent Average IO Wait (seconds) graph_vlabel GAUGE type normal graph_data_size sdb_avgwait #%#name sdb label 0 min ! #%#parent LINE1 draw $Average wait time for an I/O request info , update_rate sdb_avgwait 0 min sdc label sdc_avgwait #%#name normal graph_data_size GAUGE type , update_rate $Average wait time for an I/O request info LINE1 draw ! #%#parent sdc_avgwait Disk latency per device graph_title , update_rate {Average time an I/O takes on the block device not including any queue times, just the round trip time for the disk request. info LINE1 draw � #%#parent 0 min Device IO time label svctm #%#name normal graph_data_size GAUGE type svctm disk graph_category !svctm avgwait avgrdwait avgwrwait graph_order sda #%#name seconds graph_vlabel --base 1000 --logarithmic graph_args 0 min Write IO Wait time label avgwrwait #%#name normal graph_data_size GAUGE type , update_rate [Average wait time for a write I/O from request start to finish (includes queue times et al) info LINE1 draw 0:3 warning � #%#parent avgwrwait ! #%#parent �This graph shows average waiting time/latency for different categories of disk operations. The times that include the queue times indicate how busy your system is. If the waiting time hits 1 second then your I/O system is 100% busy. graph_info 0:3 warning � #%#parent LINE1 draw , update_rate ZAverage wait time for a read I/O from request start to finish (includes queue times et al) info GAUGE type avgrdwait #%#name normal graph_data_size 0 min Read IO Wait time label avgrdwait GAUGE type avgwait #%#name normal graph_data_size 0 min IO Wait time label � #%#parent LINE1 draw , update_rate VAverage wait time for an I/O from request start to finish (includes queue times et al) info avgwait Average latency for /dev/sda graph_title sda diskstats_latency apache graph_category accesses80 graph_order normal graph_data_size accesses80 #%#name port 80 label 0 min DERIVE type SThe number of accesses (pages and other items served) globally on the Apache server info , update_rate � #%#parent 1000000 max accesses80 apache_accesses #%#name accesses / ${graph_period} graph_vlabel #%#parent --base 1000 graph_args Apache accesses graph_title apache_accesses forks / ${graph_period} graph_vlabel HThis graph shows the number of forks (new processes started) per second. graph_info #%#parent --base 1000 -l 0 graph_args Fork rate graph_title processes graph_category forks graph_order forks #%#name DERIVE type forks #%#name normal graph_data_size 0 min forks label #%#parent 100000 max , update_rate The number of forks per second. info forks forks load #%#name #%#parent 5 minute load average info , update_rate load #%#name normal graph_data_size load label load system graph_category no graph_scale load graph_order Load average graph_title load graph_vlabel sThe load average of the machine describes how many processes are in the run-queue (scheduled to run "immediately"). graph_info #%#parent --base 1000 -l 0 graph_args load , update_rate normal graph_data_size uptime #%#name uptime label 0 #%#parent AREA draw uptime uptime #%#name no graph_scale system graph_category uptime graph_order Uptime graph_title uptime in days graph_vlabel --base 1000 -l 0 graph_args #%#parent uptime COUNTER type rxdrop negative txdrop #%#name normal graph_data_size drops label B #%#parent , update_rate txdrop ,packets in (-) / out (+) per ${graph_period} graph_vlabel --base 1000 graph_args bThis graph shows the amount of errors, packet drops, and collisions on the eth1 network interface. graph_info #%#parent normal graph_data_size rxdrop #%#name drops label COUNTER type , update_rate no graph B #%#parent rxdrop if_err_eth1 #%#name network graph_category .rcvd trans rcvd trans rxdrop txdrop collisions graph_order eth1 errors graph_title , update_rate 1 warning B #%#parent errors label normal graph_data_size trans #%#name COUNTER type rcvd negative trans B #%#parent 1 warning no graph , update_rate COUNTER type normal graph_data_size rcvd #%#name errors label rcvd normal graph_data_size , update_rate collisions #%#name collisions label B #%#parent COUNTER type collisions if_err_eth1 File table usage graph_title max open files label normal graph_data_size , update_rate max #%#name TThe maximum supported number of open files. Tune by modifying /proc/sys/fs/file-max. info z #%#parent max number of open files graph_vlabel --base 1000 -l 0 graph_args #%#parent /This graph monitors the Linux open files table. graph_info , update_rate #The number of currently open files. info 6349590 critical 5960840 warning z #%#parent normal graph_data_size used #%#name open files label used open_files #%#name system graph_category used max graph_order open_files network graph_category http___localhost_ graph_order http_loadtime #%#name Load time in seconds graph_vlabel � #%#parent page load time info normal graph_data_size , update_rate http___localhost_ #%#name http://localhost/ label http___localhost_ --base 1000 -l 0 graph_args #%#parent )This graph shows the load time in seconds graph_info HTTP loadtime of a page graph_title http_loadtime , update_rate � #%#parent AREA draw 500000 max normal graph_data_size insert #%#name insert label 0 min DERIVE type insert DERIVE type delete #%#name normal graph_data_size delete label 0 min � #%#parent STACK draw 500000 max , update_rate delete , update_rate STACK draw 500000 max � #%#parent cache_hits label 0 min cache_hits #%#name normal graph_data_size DERIVE type cache_hits 500000 max STACK draw � #%#parent , update_rate DERIVE type 0 min replace label normal graph_data_size replace #%#name replace MySQL queries graph_title mysql graph_category , update_rate � #%#parent STACK draw 500000 max update #%#name normal graph_data_size update label 0 min DERIVE type update .insert select update delete replace cache_hits graph_order select label 0 min normal graph_data_size select #%#name DERIVE type , update_rate STACK draw 500000 max � #%#parent select mysql_queries #%#name total graph_total queries / ${graph_period} graph_vlabel �Note that this is a old plugin which is no longer installed by default. It is retained for compatability with old installations. graph_info #%#parent --base 1000 graph_args mysql_queries frozen mails label frozen #%#name normal graph_data_size STACK draw 0:100 warning � #%#parent 0022FF colour , update_rate 0:200 critical frozen mails in queue graph_vlabel #%#parent --base 1000 -l 0 graph_args Exim Mailqueue graph_title exim graph_category mails frozen graph_order , update_rate 00AA00 colour 0:200 critical AREA draw 0:100 warning � #%#parent queued mails label normal graph_data_size mails #%#name mails exim_mailqueue #%#name exim_mailqueue mysql_slowqueries #%#name mysql graph_category queries graph_order MySQL slow queries graph_title slow queries / ${graph_period} graph_vlabel #%#parent 500000 max , update_rate DERIVE type queries #%#name normal graph_data_size 0 min slow queries label queries --base 1000 -l 0 graph_args �Note that this is a old plugin which is no longer installed by default. It is retained for compatability with old installations. graph_info #%#parent mysql_slowqueries #%#parent --base 1000 -l 0 graph_args processes graph_vlabel total graph_total normal graph_data_size free80 #%#name free slots 80 label ( #%#parent STACK draw , update_rate ccff00 colour free80 apache_processes #%#name "busy80 idle80 busy80 idle80 free80 graph_order apache graph_category Apache processes graph_title 0033ff colour , update_rate ( #%#parent STACK draw normal graph_data_size idle80 #%#name idle servers 80 label idle80 , update_rate 33cc00 colour ( #%#parent AREA draw normal graph_data_size busy80 #%#name busy servers 80 label busy80 apache_processes Number of threads graph_title number of threads graph_vlabel #%#parent 'This graph shows the number of threads. graph_info threads #%#name processes graph_category threads graph_order The current number of threads. info normal graph_data_size threads #%#name , update_rate threads label M #%#parent threads threads threads graph_vlabel �Note that this is a old plugin which is no longer installed by default. It is retained for compatability with old installations. graph_info #%#parent --base 1000 graph_args MySQL threads graph_title mysql graph_category , update_rate normal graph_data_size threads #%#name mysql threads label ^ #%#parent threads threads graph_order mysql_threads #%#name mysql_threads eth1 traffic graph_title --base 1000 graph_args @This graph shows the traffic of the eth1 network interface. Please note that the traffic is shown in bits per second, not bytes. IMPORTANT: On 32-bit systems the data source for this plugin uses 32-bit counters, which makes the plugin unreliable and unsuitable for most 100-Mb/s (or faster) interfaces, where traffic is expected to exceed 50 Mb/s over a 5 minute period. This means that this plugin is unsuitable for most 32-bit production environments. To avoid this problem, use the ip_ plugin instead. There should be no problems on 64-bit systems running 64-bit kernels. graph_info #%#parent 0 min received label normal graph_data_size down #%#name down,8,* cdef DERIVE type , update_rate no graph o #%#parent down )bits in (-) / out (+) per ${graph_period} graph_vlabel if_eth1 #%#name o #%#parent , update_rate bTraffic of the eth1 interface. Unable to determine interface speed. Please run the plugin as root. info up,8,* cdef down negative DERIVE type 0 min bps label normal graph_data_size up #%#name up down up down up graph_order network graph_category if_eth1 F_dev_shm _run _sys_fs_cgroup _dev_md1 _dev_md0 _dev_sdc1 _run_user_988 graph_order no graph_scale disk graph_category df #%#name 92 warning � #%#parent , update_rate 98 critical /dev/shm label _dev_shm #%#name normal graph_data_size _dev_shm --upper-limit 100 -l 0 graph_args #%#parent % graph_vlabel _run_user_988 #%#name normal graph_data_size /run/user/988 label � #%#parent 92 warning 98 critical , update_rate _run_user_988 normal graph_data_size _dev_md1 #%#name / label , update_rate 98 critical 92 warning � #%#parent _dev_md1 /backup label _dev_sdc1 #%#name normal graph_data_size � #%#parent 92 warning 98 critical , update_rate _dev_sdc1 92 warning � #%#parent /sys/fs/cgroup label , update_rate _sys_fs_cgroup #%#name normal graph_data_size 98 critical _sys_fs_cgroup 92 warning � #%#parent , update_rate 98 critical _run #%#name normal graph_data_size /run label _run 92 warning � #%#parent , update_rate 98 critical /boot label normal graph_data_size _dev_md0 #%#name _dev_md0 Disk usage in percent graph_title df entropy (bytes) graph_vlabel ?This graph shows the amount of entropy available in the system. graph_info #%#parent --base 1000 -l 0 graph_args Available entropy graph_title system graph_category no graph_scale normal graph_data_size entropy #%#name , update_rate [The number of random bytes available. This is typically used by cryptographic applications. info entropy label � #%#parent entropy entropy graph_order entropy #%#name entropy proc_pri #%#name normal graph_data_size low #%#name low priority label � #%#parent AREA draw , update_rate ,The number of low-priority processes (tasks) info low processes graph_category normal graph_data_size high #%#name high priority label , update_rate -The number of high-priority processes (tasks) info � #%#parent STACK draw high low high locked high low locked graph_order Processes priority graph_title XThe number of processes that have pages locked into memory (for real-time and custom IO) info , update_rate � #%#parent STACK draw normal graph_data_size locked #%#name locked in memory label locked Number of processes graph_vlabel 5This graph shows number of processes at each priority graph_info #%#parent --base 1000 -l 0 graph_args proc_pri 400 graph_width GAUGE type 0 min sdb label sdb_rdbytes #%#name normal graph_data_size LINE1 draw #%#parent , update_rate no graph sdb_rdbytes Disk throughput for /dev/sdc graph_title 'Pr ${graph_period} read (-) / write (+) graph_vlabel --base 1024 graph_args xThis graph shows disk throughput in bytes pr ${graph_period}. The graph base is 1024 so KB is for Kibi bytes and so on. graph_info #%#parent , update_rate LINE1 draw #%#parent Bytes label 0 min normal graph_data_size wrbytes #%#name GAUGE type rdbytes negative wrbytes sdc #%#name disk graph_category GAUGE type invisible label 0 min normal graph_data_size rdbytes #%#name LINE1 draw #%#parent no graph , update_rate rdbytes rdbytes wrbytes graph_order sdc --base 1024 graph_args �This graph shows averaged throughput for the given disk in bytes. Higher throughput is usualy linked with higher service time/latency (separate graph). The graph base is 1024 yeilding Kibi- and Mebi-bytes. graph_info #%#parent LINE1 draw #%#parent , update_rate md0_rdbytes negative GAUGE type 0 min md0 label normal graph_data_size md0_wrbytes #%#name md0_wrbytes #%#parent xThis graph shows disk throughput in bytes pr ${graph_period}. The graph base is 1024 so KB is for Kibi bytes and so on. graph_info --base 1024 graph_args 'Pr ${graph_period} read (-) / write (+) graph_vlabel Disk throughput for /dev/md0 graph_title rdbytes wrbytes graph_order GAUGE type rdbytes #%#name normal graph_data_size 0 min invisible label M #%#parent LINE1 draw , update_rate no graph rdbytes disk graph_category md0 #%#name LINE1 draw M #%#parent , update_rate GAUGE type rdbytes negative 0 min Bytes label wrbytes #%#name normal graph_data_size wrbytes md0 #%#parent LINE1 draw , update_rate sdc_rdbytes negative GAUGE type sdc_wrbytes #%#name normal graph_data_size sdc label 0 min sdc_wrbytes GAUGE type normal graph_data_size rdbytes #%#name invisible label 0 min x #%#parent LINE1 draw no graph , update_rate rdbytes rdbytes wrbytes graph_order disk graph_category sda #%#name , update_rate x #%#parent LINE1 draw wrbytes #%#name normal graph_data_size 0 min Bytes label rdbytes negative GAUGE type wrbytes --base 1024 graph_args #%#parent xThis graph shows disk throughput in bytes pr ${graph_period}. The graph base is 1024 so KB is for Kibi bytes and so on. graph_info 'Pr ${graph_period} read (-) / write (+) graph_vlabel Disk throughput for /dev/sda graph_title sda Throughput per device graph_title normal graph_data_size md1_rdbytes #%#name md1 label 0 min GAUGE type no graph , update_rate #%#parent LINE1 draw md1_rdbytes #%#parent LINE1 draw , update_rate GAUGE type sda_rdbytes negative normal graph_data_size sda_wrbytes #%#name 0 min sda label sda_wrbytes Disk throughput for /dev/sdb graph_title 'Pr ${graph_period} read (-) / write (+) graph_vlabel --base 1024 graph_args #%#parent xThis graph shows disk throughput in bytes pr ${graph_period}. The graph base is 1024 so KB is for Kibi bytes and so on. graph_info LINE1 draw � #%#parent , update_rate rdbytes negative GAUGE type Bytes label 0 min wrbytes #%#name normal graph_data_size wrbytes sdb #%#name disk graph_category GAUGE type invisible label 0 min normal graph_data_size rdbytes #%#name LINE1 draw � #%#parent no graph , update_rate rdbytes rdbytes wrbytes graph_order sdb , update_rate no graph LINE1 draw #%#parent 0 min sdc label normal graph_data_size sdc_rdbytes #%#name GAUGE type sdc_rdbytes *Bytes/${graph_period} read (-) / write (+) graph_vlabel diskstats_throughput #%#name 0 min md0 label normal graph_data_size md0_rdbytes #%#name GAUGE type , update_rate no graph LINE1 draw #%#parent md0_rdbytes wmd0_rdbytes md0_wrbytes md1_rdbytes md1_wrbytes sda_rdbytes sda_wrbytes sdb_rdbytes sdb_wrbytes sdc_rdbytes sdc_wrbytes graph_order , update_rate LINE1 draw #%#parent 0 min sdb label sdb_wrbytes #%#name normal graph_data_size sdb_rdbytes negative GAUGE type sdb_wrbytes disk graph_category #%#parent LINE1 draw no graph , update_rate GAUGE type normal graph_data_size sda_rdbytes #%#name sda label 0 min sda_rdbytes 0 min md1 label md1_wrbytes #%#name normal graph_data_size md1_rdbytes negative GAUGE type , update_rate LINE1 draw #%#parent md1_wrbytes md1 #%#name wrbytes #%#name normal graph_data_size Bytes label 0 min GAUGE type rdbytes negative , update_rate #%#parent LINE1 draw wrbytes LINE1 draw #%#parent , update_rate no graph GAUGE type 0 min invisible label normal graph_data_size rdbytes #%#name rdbytes rdbytes wrbytes graph_order disk graph_category Disk throughput for /dev/md1 graph_title --base 1024 graph_args #%#parent xThis graph shows disk throughput in bytes pr ${graph_period}. The graph base is 1024 so KB is for Kibi bytes and so on. graph_info 'Pr ${graph_period} read (-) / write (+) graph_vlabel md1 diskstats_throughput STACK draw * #%#parent 5The number of uninterruptible processes (usually IO). info , update_rate ffa500 colour uninterruptible label normal graph_data_size uninterruptible #%#name uninterruptible #%#parent (This graph shows the number of processes graph_info --base 1000 -l 0 graph_args Number of processes graph_vlabel * #%#parent STACK draw 3The number of paging processes (<2.6 kernels only). info , update_rate 00aaaa colour normal graph_data_size paging #%#name paging label paging processes #%#name * #%#parent AREA draw !The number of sleeping processes. info 0022ff colour , update_rate sleeping #%#name normal graph_data_size sleeping label sleeping * #%#parent LINE1 draw , update_rate c0c0c0 colour The total number of processes. info normal graph_data_size processes #%#name total label processes normal graph_data_size zombie #%#name zombie label , update_rate 990000 colour UThe number of defunct (zombie) processes (process terminated and parent not waiting). info * #%#parent STACK draw zombie �sleeping stopped zombie dead paging uninterruptible runnable processes dead paging sleeping uninterruptible zombie stopped runnable processes graph_order processes graph_category Processes graph_title The number of dead processes. info , update_rate ff0000 colour STACK draw * #%#parent dead label normal graph_data_size dead #%#name dead 4The number of runnable processes (on the run queue). info , update_rate 22ff22 colour STACK draw * #%#parent runnable label normal graph_data_size runnable #%#name runnable * #%#parent STACK draw *The number of stopped or traced processes. info , update_rate cc0000 colour normal graph_data_size stopped #%#name stopped label stopped processes #%#parent drops label normal graph_data_size txdrop #%#name rxdrop negative COUNTER type , update_rate � #%#parent txdrop eth0 errors graph_title COUNTER type rcvd negative normal graph_data_size trans #%#name errors label 1 warning � #%#parent , update_rate trans ,packets in (-) / out (+) per ${graph_period} graph_vlabel bThis graph shows the amount of errors, packet drops, and collisions on the eth0 network interface. graph_info #%#parent --base 1000 graph_args � #%#parent 1 warning no graph , update_rate COUNTER type errors label rcvd #%#name normal graph_data_size rcvd drops label normal graph_data_size rxdrop #%#name COUNTER type no graph , update_rate � #%#parent rxdrop if_err_eth0 #%#name network graph_category collisions label normal graph_data_size , update_rate collisions #%#name COUNTER type � #%#parent collisions .rcvd trans rcvd trans rxdrop txdrop collisions graph_order if_err_eth0 system graph_category swap_in swap_out graph_order DERIVE type normal graph_data_size swap_in #%#name swap label 0 min � #%#parent 100000 max no graph , update_rate swap_in swap #%#name *pages per ${graph_period} in (-) / out (+) graph_vlabel #%#parent -l 0 --base 1000 graph_args , update_rate 100000 max � #%#parent swap label 0 min normal graph_data_size swap_out #%#name swap_in negative DERIVE type swap_out Swap in/out graph_title swap sda #%#name no graph_scale disk graph_category util graph_order GAUGE type Utilization label 0 min normal graph_data_size util #%#name LINE1 draw � #%#parent �Utilization of the device in percent. If the time spent for I/O is close to 1000msec for a given second, the device is nearly 100% saturated. info , update_rate util Disk utilization for /dev/sda graph_title % busy graph_vlabel 5--base 1000 --lower-limit 0 --upper-limit 100 --rigid graph_args � #%#parent sda Utilization per device graph_title normal graph_data_size sda_util #%#name sda label 0 min GAUGE type Utilization of the device info , update_rate � #%#parent LINE1 draw sda_util 400 graph_width Disk utilization for /dev/sdc graph_title �Utilization of the device in percent. If the time spent for I/O is close to 1000msec for a given second, the device is nearly 100% saturated. info , update_rate #%#parent LINE1 draw util #%#name normal graph_data_size Utilization label 0 min GAUGE type util 5--base 1000 --lower-limit 0 --upper-limit 100 --rigid graph_args � #%#parent % busy graph_vlabel sdc #%#name util graph_order no graph_scale disk graph_category sdc % busy graph_vlabel � #%#parent 5--base 1000 --lower-limit 0 --upper-limit 100 --rigid graph_args 0 min Utilization label normal graph_data_size util #%#name GAUGE type , update_rate �Utilization of the device in percent. If the time spent for I/O is close to 1000msec for a given second, the device is nearly 100% saturated. info LINE1 draw #%#parent util Disk utilization for /dev/sdb graph_title disk graph_category no graph_scale util graph_order sdb #%#name sdb % busy graph_vlabel #%#parent 5--base 1000 --lower-limit 0 --upper-limit 100 --rigid graph_args diskstats_utilization #%#name disk graph_category , update_rate Utilization of the device info � #%#parent LINE1 draw sdb_util #%#name normal graph_data_size 0 min sdb label GAUGE type sdb_util no graph_scale , update_rate Utilization of the device info LINE1 draw � #%#parent 0 min sdc label sdc_util #%#name normal graph_data_size GAUGE type sdc_util sda_util sdb_util sdc_util graph_order diskstats_utilization down up down up graph_order network graph_category if_eth0 #%#name down negative up,8,* cdef DERIVE type bps label 0 min up #%#name normal graph_data_size 1000000000 max G #%#parent :Traffic of the eth0 interface. Maximum speed is 1000 Mb/s. info , update_rate up --base 1000 graph_args @This graph shows the traffic of the eth0 network interface. Please note that the traffic is shown in bits per second, not bytes. IMPORTANT: On 32-bit systems the data source for this plugin uses 32-bit counters, which makes the plugin unreliable and unsuitable for most 100-Mb/s (or faster) interfaces, where traffic is expected to exceed 50 Mb/s over a 5 minute period. This means that this plugin is unsuitable for most 32-bit production environments. To avoid this problem, use the ip_ plugin instead. There should be no problems on 64-bit systems running 64-bit kernels. graph_info #%#parent 0 min received label down #%#name normal graph_data_size down,8,* cdef DERIVE type , update_rate no graph 1000000000 max G #%#parent down )bits in (-) / out (+) per ${graph_period} graph_vlabel eth0 traffic graph_title if_eth0 apache_volume #%#name volume80 graph_order apache graph_category Apache volume graph_title normal graph_data_size volume80 #%#name 0 min port 80 label DERIVE type , update_rate j #%#parent 1000000000 max volume80 #%#parent --base 1000 graph_args bytes per ${graph_period} graph_vlabel apache_volume disk graph_category rdio wrio avgrdrqsz avgwrrqsz graph_order sdb #%#name Units read (-) / write (+) graph_vlabel --base 1000 graph_args �This graph shows the number of IO operations pr second and the average size of these requests. Lots of small requests should result in in lower throughput (separate graph) and higher service time (separate graph). Please note that starting with munin-node 2.0 the divisor for K is 1000 instead of 1024 which it was prior to 2.0 beta 3. This is because the base for this graph is 1000 not 1024. graph_info #%#parent LINE1 draw no graph , update_rate GAUGE type normal graph_data_size rdio #%#name dummy label 0 min rdio } #%#parent 0 min Req Size (KB) label avgwrrqsz #%#name normal graph_data_size avgrdrqsz negative GAUGE type , update_rate .Average Request Size in kilobytes (1000 based) info LINE1 draw #%#parent avgwrrqsz wrio #%#name normal graph_data_size 0 min IO/sec label rdio negative GAUGE type , update_rate #%#parent LINE1 draw wrio , update_rate no graph LINE1 draw #%#parent 0 min dummy label normal graph_data_size avgrdrqsz #%#name GAUGE type avgrdrqsz IOs for /dev/sdb graph_title sdb (IOs/${graph_period} read (-) / write (+) graph_vlabel , update_rate LINE1 draw } #%#parent 0 min sda label sda_wrio #%#name normal graph_data_size GAUGE type sda_rdio negative sda_wrio diskstats_iops #%#name disk graph_category Ymd0_rdio md0_wrio md1_rdio md1_wrio sda_rdio sda_wrio sdb_rdio sdb_wrio sdc_rdio sdc_wrio graph_order LINE1 draw } #%#parent , update_rate no graph GAUGE type 0 min md1 label normal graph_data_size md1_rdio #%#name md1_rdio GAUGE type md0_rdio negative md0 label 0 min normal graph_data_size md0_wrio #%#name LINE1 draw } #%#parent , update_rate md0_wrio GAUGE type sdb_rdio #%#name normal graph_data_size 0 min sdb label } #%#parent LINE1 draw , update_rate no graph sdb_rdio � #%#parent LINE1 draw , update_rate no graph GAUGE type avgrdrqsz #%#name normal graph_data_size 0 min dummy label avgrdrqsz IOs for /dev/md1 graph_title rdio wrio avgrdrqsz avgwrrqsz graph_order disk graph_category md1 #%#name LINE1 draw � #%#parent , update_rate no graph GAUGE type 0 min dummy label normal graph_data_size rdio #%#name rdio �This graph shows the number of IO operations pr second and the average size of these requests. Lots of small requests should result in in lower throughput (separate graph) and higher service time (separate graph). Please note that starting with munin-node 2.0 the divisor for K is 1000 instead of 1024 which it was prior to 2.0 beta 3. This is because the base for this graph is 1000 not 1024. graph_info } #%#parent --base 1000 graph_args Units read (-) / write (+) graph_vlabel � #%#parent LINE1 draw , update_rate rdio negative GAUGE type wrio #%#name normal graph_data_size 0 min IO/sec label wrio GAUGE type avgrdrqsz negative 0 min Req Size (KB) label avgwrrqsz #%#name normal graph_data_size LINE1 draw � #%#parent , update_rate .Average Request Size in kilobytes (1000 based) info avgwrrqsz md1 , update_rate LINE1 draw } #%#parent sdc label 0 min normal graph_data_size sdc_wrio #%#name GAUGE type sdc_rdio negative sdc_wrio no graph , update_rate ( #%#parent LINE1 draw normal graph_data_size rdio #%#name dummy label 0 min GAUGE type rdio } #%#parent �This graph shows the number of IO operations pr second and the average size of these requests. Lots of small requests should result in in lower throughput (separate graph) and higher service time (separate graph). Please note that starting with munin-node 2.0 the divisor for K is 1000 instead of 1024 which it was prior to 2.0 beta 3. This is because the base for this graph is 1000 not 1024. graph_info --base 1000 graph_args Units read (-) / write (+) graph_vlabel ( #%#parent LINE1 draw , update_rate .Average Request Size in kilobytes (1000 based) info GAUGE type avgrdrqsz negative normal graph_data_size avgwrrqsz #%#name 0 min Req Size (KB) label avgwrrqsz , update_rate ( #%#parent LINE1 draw wrio #%#name normal graph_data_size 0 min IO/sec label GAUGE type rdio negative wrio rdio wrio avgrdrqsz avgwrrqsz graph_order disk graph_category sdc #%#name IOs for /dev/sdc graph_title LINE1 draw ( #%#parent no graph , update_rate GAUGE type dummy label 0 min avgrdrqsz #%#name normal graph_data_size avgrdrqsz sdc 400 graph_width 0 min md1 label normal graph_data_size md1_wrio #%#name md1_rdio negative GAUGE type , update_rate LINE1 draw } #%#parent md1_wrio , update_rate no graph LINE1 draw } #%#parent 0 min sda label normal graph_data_size sda_rdio #%#name GAUGE type sda_rdio #%#parent --base 1000 graph_args no graph , update_rate LINE1 draw x #%#parent dummy label 0 min normal graph_data_size avgrdrqsz #%#name GAUGE type avgrdrqsz IOs for /dev/md0 graph_title md0 #%#name rdio wrio avgrdrqsz avgwrrqsz graph_order disk graph_category x #%#parent LINE1 draw , update_rate rdio negative GAUGE type normal graph_data_size wrio #%#name IO/sec label 0 min wrio .Average Request Size in kilobytes (1000 based) info , update_rate LINE1 draw x #%#parent Req Size (KB) label 0 min avgwrrqsz #%#name normal graph_data_size avgrdrqsz negative GAUGE type avgwrrqsz �This graph shows the number of IO operations pr second and the average size of these requests. Lots of small requests should result in in lower throughput (separate graph) and higher service time (separate graph). Please note that starting with munin-node 2.0 the divisor for K is 1000 instead of 1024 which it was prior to 2.0 beta 3. This is because the base for this graph is 1000 not 1024. graph_info rdio #%#name normal graph_data_size dummy label 0 min GAUGE type no graph , update_rate x #%#parent LINE1 draw rdio } #%#parent --base 1000 graph_args Units read (-) / write (+) graph_vlabel md0 Units read (-) / write (+) graph_vlabel --base 1000 graph_args } #%#parent LINE1 draw � #%#parent no graph , update_rate GAUGE type dummy label 0 min normal graph_data_size rdio #%#name rdio �This graph shows the number of IO operations pr second and the average size of these requests. Lots of small requests should result in in lower throughput (separate graph) and higher service time (separate graph). Please note that starting with munin-node 2.0 the divisor for K is 1000 instead of 1024 which it was prior to 2.0 beta 3. This is because the base for this graph is 1000 not 1024. graph_info LINE1 draw � #%#parent , update_rate GAUGE type rdio negative IO/sec label 0 min wrio #%#name normal graph_data_size wrio � #%#parent LINE1 draw .Average Request Size in kilobytes (1000 based) info , update_rate avgrdrqsz negative GAUGE type normal graph_data_size avgwrrqsz #%#name Req Size (KB) label 0 min avgwrrqsz disk graph_category rdio wrio avgrdrqsz avgwrrqsz graph_order sda #%#name IOs for /dev/sda graph_title GAUGE type 0 min dummy label avgrdrqsz #%#name normal graph_data_size LINE1 draw � #%#parent , update_rate no graph avgrdrqsz sda Disk IOs per device graph_title } #%#parent LINE1 draw , update_rate no graph GAUGE type sdc_rdio #%#name normal graph_data_size 0 min sdc label sdc_rdio LINE1 draw } #%#parent , update_rate GAUGE type sdb_rdio negative sdb label 0 min normal graph_data_size sdb_wrio #%#name sdb_wrio GAUGE type md0 label 0 min normal graph_data_size md0_rdio #%#name LINE1 draw } #%#parent no graph , update_rate md0_rdio diskstats_iops host.businesshostusa.com businesshostusa.com