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recently I ran into some I/O overload problrms on some of our machines and been searching to find thresholds for some metrics like:
avgqu-sz
await
svctm
then i saw this post on stack overflow:
display current I/O
I was wondering if there is any way to find max queue length of my machine so when avgqu-sz is more than that number it means overload occurred?
does queue length depends on RAID?
partition disk io load iostat
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recently I ran into some I/O overload problrms on some of our machines and been searching to find thresholds for some metrics like:
avgqu-sz
await
svctm
then i saw this post on stack overflow:
display current I/O
I was wondering if there is any way to find max queue length of my machine so when avgqu-sz is more than that number it means overload occurred?
does queue length depends on RAID?
partition disk io load iostat
asked 20 mins ago
BlackCrystalBlackCrystal
343114
add a comment |
recently I ran into some I/O overload problrms on some of our machines and been searching to find thresholds for some metrics like:
avgqu-sz
await
svctm
then i saw this post on stack overflow:
display current I/O
I was wondering if there is any way to find max queue length of my machine so when avgqu-sz is more than that number it means overload occurred?
does queue length depends on RAID?
partition disk io load iostat
asked 20 mins ago
BlackCrystalBlackCrystal
343114
recently I ran into some I/O overload problrms on some of our machines and been searching to find thresholds for some metrics like:
avgqu-sz
await
svctm
then i saw this post on stack overflow:
display current I/O
I was wondering if there is any way to find max queue length of my machine so when avgqu-sz is more than that number it means overload occurred?
does queue length depends on RAID?
partition disk io load iostat
partition disk io load iostat
asked 20 mins ago
BlackCrystalBlackCrystal
343114
asked 20 mins ago
BlackCrystalBlackCrystal
343114
asked 20 mins ago
BlackCrystalBlackCrystal
343114
asked 20 mins ago
BlackCrystalBlackCrystal
343114
asked 20 mins ago
BlackCrystalBlackCrystal
343114
343114
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