Open webfrank opened 3 years ago
popen is the easy way but it's expensive. I would parse /proc/self/mounts, ignore some filesystems and mount points (https://github.com/prometheus/node_exporter/blob/master/collector/filesystem_linux.go#L36) and then use nixio.fs.statvfs to get the infos
@webfrank do you want to have a try at implementing this scraper without popen version and make a PR for it ?
Hi, yes I will do. Should I checkout all the project?
Works like a charm, maybe merge this code until have a version using mounts @champtar?
@champtar
I've spent a morning to implement this using nixio
& /proc/self/mounts
and the results seem sane. The only questions I have are:
/
mount because this is an overlay filesystem which gets filtered which is the same behaviour of node-exporter. Do you think it should be filtered out, or given a special case as people will tend to assume its present?Code:
#!/usr/bin/lua
-- depends on luci-lib-nixio
local nix = require "nixio"
local function scrape()
-- node exporter description - Filesystem size in bytes
local metric_size_bytes = metric("node_filesystem_size_bytes", "gauge")
-- node exporter description - Filesystem free space in bytes
local metric_free_bytes = metric("node_filesystem_free_bytes", "gauge")
-- node exporter description - Filesystem space available to non-root users in bytes
local metric_avail_bytes = metric("node_filesystem_avail_bytes", "gauge")
-- node exporter description - Filesystem total file nodes
local metric_files = metric("node_filesystem_files", "gauge")
-- node exporter description - Filesystem total free file nodes
local metric_files_free = metric("node_filesystem_files_free", "gauge")
-- node exporter description - Filesystem read-only status
local metric_readonly = metric("node_filesystem_readonly", "gauge")
for e in io.lines("/proc/self/mounts") do
local fields = space_split(e)
local device = fields[1]
local mount_point = fields[2]
local fs_type = fields[3]
-- Filter list from node exporter:
-- https://github.com/prometheus/node_exporter/blob/b9d0932179a0c5b3a8863f3d6cdafe8584cedc8e/collector/filesystem_linux.go#L36-L37
if mount_point:find("/dev/?", 1) ~= 1
and mount_point:find("/proc/?", 1) ~= 1
and mount_point:find("/run/credentials/?", 1) ~= 1
and mount_point:find("/sys/?", 1) ~= 1
and mount_point:find("/var/lib/docker/?", 1) ~= 1
and mount_point:find("/var/lib/containers/storage/?", 1) ~= 1
and fs_type ~= "autofs"
and fs_type ~= "binfmt_misc"
and fs_type ~= "bpf"
and fs_type ~= "cgroup"
and fs_type ~= "cgroup2"
and fs_type ~= "configfs"
and fs_type ~= "debugfs"
and fs_type ~= "devpts"
and fs_type ~= "devtmpfs"
and fs_type ~= "fusectl"
and fs_type ~= "hugetlbfs"
and fs_type ~= "iso9660"
and fs_type ~= "mqueue"
and fs_type ~= "nsfs"
and fs_type ~= "overlay"
and fs_type ~= "proc"
and fs_type ~= "procfs"
and fs_type ~= "pstore"
and fs_type ~= "rpc_pipefs"
and fs_type ~= "securityfs"
and fs_type ~= "selinuxfs"
and fs_type ~= "squashfs"
and fs_type ~= "sysfs"
and fs_type ~= "tracefs" then
-- note that this excludes / as it's an overlay filesystem
local stat = nix.fs.statvfs(mount_point)
-- https://github.com/torvalds/linux/blob/e5fa841af679cb830da6c609c740a37bdc0b8b35/include/linux/statfs.h#L31
local ST_RDONLY = 0x001
local labels = {
device = device,
fstype = fs_type,
mountpoint = mount_point,
}
local ro = 0
if (nix.bit.band(stat.flag, ST_RDONLY)) == 1 then
ro = 1
end
metric_size_bytes(labels, stat.blocks * stat.bsize)
metric_free_bytes(labels, stat.bfree * stat.bsize)
metric_avail_bytes(labels, stat.bavail * stat.bsize)
metric_files(labels, stat.files)
metric_files_free(labels, stat.ffree)
metric_readonly(labels, ro)
end
end
end
return { scrape = scrape }
Just a couple thoughts here:
popen
solution in itself is not that bad: in my testing node_scrape_collector_duration_seconds
averaged 0.0128 (while average across all collectors was 0.0167.statvfs
was more than three times as fast: 0.0048.If anybody wants those metrics, you can simply go to /usr/lib/lua/prometheus-collectors
, create new .lua
file (filesystem.lua
for example), and paste either of versions there.
@wjam, I think it is reasonable to leave /
out in this case.
Do you consider creating a PR with your code?
Maintainer: @champtar Environment: all arch/versions
Description: To get the disk size and available space please add this code to /usr/lib/lua/prometheus-collectors/disk.lua