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I/O stats on a Logical Volume

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denisl

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Jun 18, 2001
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Hello,
I am trying to find out what the IO percentage/amount is being performed on a logical volume. Something similar to iostat but not for the physical disk. For example, I have a pv hdisk10 with lv's lv22 and lv23 residing on hdisk10. I want to know how much i/o is being performed on lv22, not hdisk10 which would show me lv22 AND lv23.

Thanks,
Denis
 
Sounds like you need the filemon command... I'l have to dig the information out for you though.

Hope it helps.
Dave V.
 
The filemon tool is part of the perfagent.tools package. It runs in the background collecting data and must be stopped using the trcstop command.

It consists of a series of reports from which you'll have to make your own conclusions, but here's an example of how to run it...

filemon -O all -o filemonReport.out; sleep 360; trcstop

This will run in the background for 360 seconds (6 minutes), then stop. A report filel "filemonReport.out" will be produced.

Cheers,
Dave V.
 
Dave,
Thanks!
That's exactly what I needed..

Denis
 
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