
Chapter 1: HP Clustered File System Commands 22
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Show Number of Transient Errors
The mpiostat command lists the number of transient errors for each
target and shows the number of failovers and fatal errors for each device.
Values represent the number of respective events since the device was
bound. If devices have not been rebound since boot, then this represents
the number of events since boot.
Show Load Statistics
The mpioload command shows the load (number of pending I/Os, both
total and raw) for each target (SCSI command I/Os) and total for the PSD
device (block layer I/Os), number of failovers, and fatal errors for each
device.
The syntax is:
mpioload [interval [count]]
interval is the number of seconds between samplings. The default is one
second. count is the number of samples to make; the default is to sample
indefinitely.
Values for failovers and fatal errors represent the number of respective
events since the device was bound. Values for load are the instantaneous
number of I/Os queued at the time of the sample. Raw I/Os are counted as
requests (calls to read()/write()) while total (block layer) I/Os are per
buffer_head structure (i.e., call to make_request()).
Display General I/O Statistics
The iostat command displays general I/O statistics for each device.
Specific targets of PSD devices are not monitored individually. The
syntax is:
iostat [interval [count]]
interval is the number of seconds between samplings. The default is one
second. count is the number of samples to make; the default is to sample
indefinitely.
The information displayed for each interval includes the number of I/Os
queued (total block and raw), minimum and maximum latency, count of
I/Os, and average latency. The statistics are organized by I/O, with only
actively used sizes shown.
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