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Oracle® ZFS Storage Appliance Analytics Guide, Release OS8.7.x

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Updated: August 2017
 
 

Default Statistics

The following statistics are enabled and archived by default on a factory-installed appliance. These are the statistics you see in the Datasets view when you first configure and log in to the appliance:

Table 11  Default Statistics
Category
Statistic
CPU
Percent utilization
CPU
Percent utilization broken down by CPU mode
Cache
ARC accesses per second broken down by hit/miss
Cache
ARC size
Cache
ARC size broken down by component
Cache
DNLC accesses per second broken down by hit/miss
Cache
L2ARC accesses per second broken down by hit/miss
Cache
L2ARC size
Data Movement
NDMP bytes transferred to/from disk per second
Disk
Disks with utilization of at least 95 percent broken down by disk
Disk
I/O bytes per second
Disk
I/O bytes per second broken down by type of operation
Disk
I/O operations per second
Disk
I/O operations per second broken down by disk
Disk
I/O operations per second broken down by type of operation
Network
Device bytes per second
Network
Device bytes per second broken down by device
Network
Device bytes per second broken down by direction
Protocol
SMB operations per second
Protocol
SMB operations per second broken down by type of operation
Protocol
SMB2 operations per second
Protocol
SMB2 operations per second broken down by type of operation
Protocol
FTP bytes per second
Protocol
Fibre Channel bytes per second
Protocol
Fibre Channel operations per second
Protocol
HTTP/WebDAV requests per second
Protocol
NFSv2 operations per second
Protocol
NFSv2 operations per second broken down by type of operation
Protocol
NFSv3 operations per second
Protocol
NFSv3 operations per second broken down by type of operation
Protocol
NFSv4 operations per second
Protocol
NFSv4 operations per second broken down by type of operation
Protocol
SFTP bytes per second
Protocol
iSCSI operations per second
Protocol
iSCSI bytes per second

These default statistics give broad observability across protocols with minimal statistic collection overhead, and are usually left enabled even when benchmarking. For more discussion on statistic overhead, see Storage Performance Impact and Execution Performance Impact.