usually for NFS or CIFS i just run a statistics show-periodic, and you can see how many *-ops are occuring.
What is the best way to view iSCSI throuhput and load ?
#Best way to view iSCSi load on a cluster
young forum
feral olive
one way is running 'sysstat -i' on a node...
fresh walrus
depends on what you have available to view.
nabox? harvest? activeIQ, etc?
Other than that, just CLI commands
sysstate -i is one
sysstat -x 1
perfstat
View specific LUN
lun stats
you can also pull data from the API with
GET /protocols/san/iscsi/services/SVMID/metrics
list of the metrics that can be pulled
https://docs.netapp.com/us-en/ontap-restapi-9151/ontap/get-protocols-san-iscsi-services-metrics.html
jade salmon
Have a look at Harvest (NaBox) it had really nice performance graphs
fresh walrus
second that, first thing I always tell people asking about anything to do with monitoring a netapp device.
NAB is super nice and useful.
Been working with it since v2 and the dev group is amazing at helping with anything you have going on, as well as putting focus on adding requests and features
young forum
yeah good idea.. we have harvest all setup.. so will just use that. I thought there might be a simple CLI command to run
brazen sinew
statistics lif show might also be useful maybe