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Grafana: show disk performance w_await by default #1313

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innerr opened this issue Jun 17, 2020 · 4 comments
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Grafana: show disk performance w_await by default #1313

innerr opened this issue Jun 17, 2020 · 4 comments
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innerr commented Jun 17, 2020

Now we have await which represents both read and write.
In the case of a few high latency read + a lot of low latency write, we will miss a lot infomation

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innerr commented Jun 17, 2020

@innerr innerr changed the title Grafana: r_await and w_await should be speperated Grafana: r_await and w_await should be separated Jun 17, 2020
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innerr commented Jun 17, 2020

oo

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innerr commented Jun 28, 2020

The picture above shows what we could miss:

  • the await is low
  • the w_await is low too
  • but the r_wait is very high

If this happens, we can't learn it from Grafana for now

@lysu lysu self-assigned this Jul 10, 2020
@innerr innerr changed the title Grafana: r_await and w_await should be separated Grafana: show disk performance w_await by default Nov 16, 2020
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innerr commented Nov 16, 2020

Actually grafana already collected the r_awaiit and w_await metrics, but w_await is not shown by default, we should display it by default

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