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Linux\AIX Filesystem monitor

Linux file system is a very important monitoring indicators

df -h

Filesystem	Size	Used	Avail	Use%	Mounted on
/dev/mapper/dev01-root	75G	58G	14G	82%	/
udev	2.0G	4.0K	2.0G	1%	/dev
tmpfs	396M	292K	396M	1%	/run
none	5.0M	0	5.0M	0%	/run/lock
none	2.0G	4.0K	2.0G	1%	/run/shm
/dev/sda1	228M	149M	68M	69%	/boot

df -i

Filesystem	Inodes	IUsed	IFree	IUse%	Mounted on
/dev/mapper/dev01-root	4964352	4964352	0	100%	/
udev	503779	440	503339	1%	/dev
tmpfs	506183	353	505830	1%	/run
none	506183	5	506178	1%	/run/lock
none	506183	2	506181	1%	/run/shm
/dev/sda1	124496	255	124241	1%	/boot

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Comments

chisle

I believe your first output is 'df -h'? But as you indicate, not only spae, but inode usage is a limitation on a file system and should be reportable.

This metric can be utilized via snmp, but eventhough I have ucd 5.5, I'm unable to pull it.

If the SAM query could be augmented in some way to pull and report (and thus alert) on inode usage, that would be a great boon

keegen

Thank you for reminding me, the first output is "df -h".

If the SAM can monitor Inode, it really is good news.

chisle

If someone is able to figure out how to augment the net-snmp poller to pull this data (inodes) and report on it, that would be swell.