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Basic EVS Monitoring Data

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Description

This section describes monitored metrics reported by EVS to Cloud Eye as well as their namespaces and dimensions. You can use the console or APIs provided by Cloud Eye to query the metrics of the monitored objects and alarms generated for EVS.

Namespace

SYS.EVS

Metrics

If you find that your disk throughput or IOPS is high or exceeds the upper limit, you are advised to change the disk to a type with high specifications by referring to Changing the EVS Disk Type.

Table 1 EVS metrics

Metric ID

Metric Name

Description

Value Range

Unit

Conversion Rule

Dimension

Monitoring Period (Raw Data)

disk_device_read_bytes_rate

Disk Read Bandwidth

Number of bytes read from the monitored disk per second

≥ 0

bytes/s

1024 (IEC)

EVS disk

5 minutes (instantaneous value of the collection point)

disk_device_write_bytes_rate

Disk Write Bandwidth

Number of bytes written to the monitored disk per second

≥ 0

bytes/s

1024 (IEC)

EVS disk

5 minutes (instantaneous value of the collection point)

disk_device_read_requests_rate

Disk Read IOPS

Number of read requests sent to the monitored disk per second

≥ 0

requests/s

N/A

EVS disk

5 minutes (instantaneous value of the collection point)

disk_device_write_requests_rate

Disk Write IOPS

Number of write requests sent to the monitored disk per second

≥ 0

requests/s

N/A

EVS disk

5 minutes (instantaneous value of the collection point)

Dimension

Key

Value

disk_name

  • Server ID-drive letter, for example, 6f3c6f91-4b24-4e1b-b7d1-a94ac1cb011d-vda (vda is the drive letter)
  • Server ID-volume-Disk ID, for example, 6f3c6f91-4b24-4e1b-b7d1-a94ac1cb011d-volume-31f45764-38b3-44ad-aaca-4015c83371e6

    Disk ID

  • You can obtain the server ID and drive letter by referring to .
  • You can obtain the disk ID by referring to .

Viewing Monitoring Data

  1. Sign in to the console.
  2. Choose Storage > Elastic Volume Service.

    The Elastic Volume Service page is displayed.

  3. In the EVS disk list, click the name of the disk you want to view the monitoring data.

    The disk details page is displayed.

  4. On the Servers tab, locate the row that contains the server and click View Metric in the Operation column.

    The Monitoring Metrics page is displayed.

  5. View the disk monitoring data by metric or monitored duration.

    For more information about Cloud Eye, see the Cloud Eye User Guide.