Reads the average values from the Linux kernel's Pressure Stall Information (PSI). See the kernel documentation for more information.
name | example | optional | default |
---|---|---|---|
cpu | true |
✔ | false |
io | "None" , "Some" , "Full" , "Both" |
✔ | "None" |
memory | "None" , "Some" , "Full" , "Both" |
✔ | "None" |
avg10 | true |
✔ | false |
avg60 | true |
✔ | false |
avg300 | true |
✔ | false |
If true
, the CPU pressure level will be checked.
If "Some"
, the "some" value of the I/O pressure level will be checked.
If "Full"
, the "full" value of the I/O pressure level will be checked.
If "Both"
, the "some" and "full" values of the I/O pressure level will be checked.
If "Some"
, the "some" value of the memory pressure level will be checked.
If "Full"
, the "full" value of the memory pressure level will be checked.
If "Both"
, the "some" and "full" values of the memory pressure level will be checked.
If true
, the 10 second average pressure level will be checked.
If true
, the 1 minute average pressure level will be checked.
If true
, the 5 minute average pressure level will be checked.
name | example | optional | default |
---|---|---|---|
level | 75 |
❌ |
Pressure average level threshold in percent. The alarm will be triggered if the measured value exceeds this value.
- All combinations of
cpu/{avg10,avg60,avg300}
- All combinations of
{io,memory}/{some,full}/{avg10,avg60,avg300}
level
: Pressure average (in percent).