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The host-details.json file provides a view of host level metrics. The panels are arranged in two rows; Overview : Cpu/RAM/Network related stats OSD Performance: OSD physical drive stats The overview row is shown by default. Click on the OSD Performance row to show the remaining graphs Signed-off-by: Paul Cuzner <pcuzner@redhat.com>
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Context
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These dashboards should be enough to get started on the integration. It's not a complete set, so more will be added in the next week.
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Bare in mind that the osd device details dashboard needs node_exporter active - all the other dashboards pick data out of ceph-mgr based metrics.
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The cephfs dashboard only has 2 panels currently. The counter available are
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a little light at the moment. Patrick/Venky have been addressing this with
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https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1618523
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cephfs-overview.json
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Host Information
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host-details.json combines generic server metrics that show cpu/memory/network stats (including network errors/drops),
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with disk level stats for OSD hosts. OSD charts show the physical device name together with it's corresponding osd id for correlation.
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Ceph Pools
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two dashboards. Overview gives the high level combined view, pool-detail needs a pool_name variable passed to it (currently uses a templating var which is visible)
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pool-overview.json
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pool-detail.json
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OSD Device Details. This dashboard needs some further work. It currently shows
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OSD level stats with physical device stats but leaves out some of the counters
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that cephmetrics provides for trouble shooting.
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osd-device-details.json
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Object gateway dashboards, again split into overview and detail. The detail dashboard needs the relevant ceph-deamon name for the rgw instance.
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radosgw-overview.json
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radosgw-detail.json
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