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NAME
- na.iostat2 - Input/Output statistics
DESCRIPTION
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na.iostat2 returns information about the CPU, disk, and TTY activity on the host where the agent is running.
- A reporting interval is specified by the management application. If a reporting interval is not specified, the agent will send a report every 30 seconds.
ATTRIBUTES
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na.iostat2 has one attribute table, disk, and two attribute groups, cpu and tty.
- The disk table reports statistics about the system's disks. The key is the name. The attributes in the table are:
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name - name of the disk (string)
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reads - number of reads per second (float)
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writes - number of writes per second (float)
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kreads - number of Kbytes read per second (float)
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kwrites - number of Kbytes written per second (float)
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svcwait - average number of transactions waiting for service (float)
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acttrans - average number of transactions actively being serviced (float)
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svctime - average service time in milliseconds (float)
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%wait - percent of time there are transactions waiting for service (float)
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%busy - percent of time the disk is busy (float)
- The cpu group reports statistics about the CPU utilization.
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user - number of ticks spent running user jobs since boot (counter)
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nice - number of clock ticks spent in nice mode since boot (counter)
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sys - number of clock ticks spent in system mode since boot (counter)
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idle - number of clock ticks spent idle since boot (counter)
- The tty group reports statistics about tty input and output.
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tty_in - number of characters read since boot (counter)
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tty_out - number of characters written since boot (counter)
OPTIONS
- None.
ERRORS
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can't read kernel memory
- The agent uid does not have permission to read kernel memory, /dev/kmem. Run the agent as root (default case if agent started by inetd (1M) ), or give read permission to the uid the agent is running under.
NOTES
- Milliseconds per average seek is an approximation based on the disk (not the controller) transfer rate. Therefore, the seek time will be overestimated in systems with slower controllers.
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