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check_iostat - I/O statistics - updated 2016
Current Version
1.1.0
Last Release Date
2016-09-01
Compatible With
- Nagios 3.x
- Nagios 4.x
Owner
License
GPL
Hits
28155
Files:
| File | Description |
|---|---|
| check_iostst v1.1.0 | Script check_iostst v1.0.0 |
| check_iostat.php | pnp4nagios template |
- await added
- bugs fixed including now reports current values instead of - average since boot.
- pnp4nagios template created
-- Update Sept 2016 --
Fixed tps returning 0 all the time
This is an updated version of: http://exchange.nagios.org/directory/Plugins/Operating-Systems/Linux/check_iostat--2D-I-2FO-statistics/details
I have added the await to the output as this shows how long the OS spends waiting to write to disk which I think is very important. I have also fixed some bugs so the script now shows the current stats instead of the average stats since boot time
Finally I have created a pnp4nagios template which shows tps on one graph, await on another and read/writes Kb/s on the third.
=== Example usage ====
$ /usr/lib64/nagios/plugins/check_iostat -d sda -w 5000000,10000000,10000000,8 -c 6000000,20000000,20000000,10
OK - I/O stats tps=29.00 KB_read/s=0.00 KB_written/s=460.00 Average_wait/s=0| 'tps'=29.00; 'KB_read/s'=0.00; 'KB_written/s'=460.00; 'await'=0;
I have added the await to the output as this shows how long the OS spends waiting to write to disk which I think is very important. I have also fixed some bugs so the script now shows the current stats instead of the average stats since boot time
Finally I have created a pnp4nagios template which shows tps on one graph, await on another and read/writes Kb/s on the third.
=== Example usage ====
$ /usr/lib64/nagios/plugins/check_iostat -d sda -w 5000000,10000000,10000000,8 -c 6000000,20000000,20000000,10
OK - I/O stats tps=29.00 KB_read/s=0.00 KB_written/s=460.00 Average_wait/s=0| 'tps'=29.00; 'KB_read/s'=0.00; 'KB_written/s'=460.00; 'await'=0;
Reviews (1)
bywcarlson, April 17, 2017
Two minor issues. First, script is misnamed (or entry is misnamed), check_iostst.
Second, file is in DOS format. Fix with dos2unix.
Second, file is in DOS format. Fix with dos2unix.
