MySQL 8.4 Reference Manual Including MySQL NDB Cluster 8.4
        The diskstats_1sec table provides information
        about writes to Disk Data tablespaces over the past 20 seconds.
      
        The diskstat table contains the following
        columns:
      
            node_id
          
Node ID of this node
            block_instance
          
            ID of reporting instance of
            PGMAN
          
            pages_made_dirty
          
Pages made dirty during the designated 1-second interval
            reads_issued
          
Reads issued during the designated 1-second interval
            reads_completed
          
Reads completed during the designated 1-second interval
            writes_issued
          
Writes issued during the designated 1-second interval
            writes_completed
          
Writes completed during the designated 1-second interval
            log_writes_issued
          
Number of times a page write has required a log write during the designated 1-second interval
            log_writes_completed
          
Number of log writes completed during the designated 1-second interval
            get_page_calls_issued
          
            Number of get_page() calls issued during
            the designated 1-second interval
          
            get_page_reqs_issued
          
            Number of times that a get_page() call
            has resulted in a wait for I/O or completion of I/O already
            begun during the designated 1-second interval
          
            get_page_reqs_completed
          
            Number of get_page() calls waiting for
            I/O or I/O completion that have completed during the
            designated 1-second interval
          
            seconds_ago
          
Number of 1-second intervals in the past of the interval to which this row applies
        Each row in this table corresponds to an instance of
        PGMAN during a 1-second
        interval occurring from 0 to 19 seconds ago; there is one such
        instance per LDM thread plus an additional instance for each
        data node.