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Add support for NFS profiler #19

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johnugeorge opened this issue Dec 5, 2022 · 3 comments
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Add support for NFS profiler #19

johnugeorge opened this issue Dec 5, 2022 · 3 comments
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@johnugeorge
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Since files are in closed category, we need to add profiler support for NFS. Currently, we have IOSTAT which won't work for NFS.

@johnugeorge johnugeorge changed the title Add support for NFS profilers Add support for NFS profiler Dec 5, 2022
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@hariharan-devarajan you have better knowledge on the profiler. Any thoughts on this?

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hariharan-devarajan commented Dec 6, 2022

Darshan and recorder should work on nfs as the interception happens on the application and VFS level of the file system. IOStat is a system level profiler which will be hard to work with at a distributed level.

If you want metrics from system, I believe ldms work with lustre file system to capture system level IO counters.

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Has Netdata been evaluated for metrics collection in the VM under test for metrics? It has a RAM mode to help make the metrics collection lighter on the CPU and I believe it can collect metrics from standard disks and nfs. It is easy to install.
https://blog.netdata.cloud/how-to-monitor-your-disks-and-filesystems-now-also-with-ebpf/

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