This check monitors the Pure Storage FlashBlade through the Datadog Agent and the Pure Storage FlashBlade OpenMetrics exporter.
The integration can provide performance data at the array, client, share, and bucket level, as well as high-level capacity and configuration information.
You can monitor multiple FlashBlades and aggregate these into a single dashboard, or group them together by customer-defined environment.
This integration requires the following:
- FlashBlade Purity 3.2.x+
- Datadog Agent v7.26.x+ to use OpenMetricsBaseCheckV2
- Python 3
- The Pure Storage FlashBlade OpenMetrics exporter is installed and running in a containerized environment. Refer to the Pure Storage GitHub repo for installation instructions.
Follow the instructions below to install and configure this check for an Agent running on a host. For containerized environments, see the Autodiscovery Integration Templates for guidance on applying these instructions.
- Download and launch the Datadog Agent.
- Manually install the Pure FlashBlade integration. See Use Community Integrations for more details based on your environment.
To configure this check for an Agent running on a host, run datadog-agent integration install -t datadog-purefb==1.0.2
.
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Create a user on your FlashBlade with the Read-Only role and generate an API token for this user.
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Add the following configuration block to the
purefb.d/conf.yaml
file, in theconf.d/
folder at the root of your Agent's configuration directory, to start collecting your PureFB performance data. See the sample purefb.d/conf.yaml for all available configuration options.
Note: The /array
endpoint is required as an absolute minimum when creating your configuration file.
init_config:
timeout: 120
instances:
- openmetrics_endpoint: http://<exporter_ip_or_fqdn>:<port>/metrics/array?endpoint=<array_ip_or_fqdn>
tags:
- env:<env>
- fb_array_name:<full_fqdn>
- host:<full_fqdn>
headers:
Authorization: Bearer <api_token>
min_collection_interval: 120
- openmetrics_endpoint: http://<exporter_ip_or_fqdn>:<port>/metrics/clients?endpoint=<array_ip_or_fqdn>
tags:
- env:<env>
- fb_array_name:<full_fqdn>
- host:<full_fqdn>
headers:
Authorization: Bearer <api_token>
min_collection_interval: 600
- openmetrics_endpoint: http://<exporter_ip_or_fqdn>:<port>/metrics/usage?endpoint=<array_ip_or_fqdn>
tags:
- env:<env>
- fb_array_name:<full_fqdn>
- host:<full_fqdn>
headers:
Authorization: Bearer <api_token>
min_collection_interval: 600
Run the Agent's status subcommand and look for purefb
under the Checks section.
The dashboards included in this integration use the tags env
, host
, and fb_array_name
. Make sure that these are set per instance.
tags:
- env:<env>
- fb_array_name:<full_fqdn>
- host:<full_fqdn>
For the /array
endpoint, the Pure Storage FlashBlade check sets min_collection_interval
to 120
by default, and the minimum recommended value is 15
. You may increase or decrease min_collection_interval
in the purefb.d/conf.yaml
file if necessary:
min_collection_interval: 120
For the /clients
, and /usage
endpoints, the Pure Storage FlashBlade check sets min_collection_interval
to 600
by default , and the minimum recommended value is 120
. You may increase or decrease min_collection_interval
in the purefb.d/conf.yaml
file if necessary:
min_collection_interval: 600
See metadata.csv for a list of metrics provided by this check.
The PureFB integration does not include any events.
See service_checks.json for a list of service checks provided by this integration.
For support or feature requests, contact Pure Storage through the following methods: