#pmieconf-rules 1
# --- DO NOT MODIFY THIS FILE --- see pmieconf(5)
#

rule	per_disk.iops
	summary	= "$rule$"
	enumerate = hosts
	predicate =
"some_inst (
    ( disk.dev.total $hosts$ $disks$ > $iops$ count/sec )
      &&
    ( disk.dev.avactive $hosts$ $disks$ * 100 > $threshold$ )
)"
	enabled	= no
	version	= 1
	help	=
"The disk device utilization for at least one disk exceeded the
given threshold percent of time during the last sample interval
and for at least one device the average Input/Ouput Operations
Per Second (IOPS) rate (reads and writes) exceeded a configured
IOPS limit.";

string	rule
	default	= "High system device IOPS utilization"
	modify	= no
	display	= no;

unsigned	iops
	default	= 120
	help	=
"The total Input/Ouput Operations Per Second (IOPS) rate (reads
and writes), such as 120 per second, at which we consider the
system block device to be IOPS saturated.";

percent	threshold
	default	= 95
	help	=
"Threshold percentage of time for I/O utilisation, in the range
0 (idle) to 100 (busy).  Busy is defined as the percentage of
time during the evaluation interval that the device was busy
processing requests (reads and writes).
A value of 100 percent indicates possible device saturation.";

instlist	disks
	default	= "sda"
	help	=
"Set to a list of local disk device names for which the rule will
be evaluated, as a subset of available block devices.  The device
names can be set using the \"modify per_disk.iops disks ...\"
command, where the disk device names are enclosed in double quotes
and separated by white space, eg. \"sda sdb sdc\".
Use the command:
	$ pminfo -f disk.dev.total_bytes
to discover the names of the available disk device names.";

string	action_expand
	default	= "%viops[%i]@%h"
	display	= no
	modify	= no;

string	email_expand
	default	= "host: %h disk: %i iops: %v"
	display	= no
	modify	= no;

#
# --- DO NOT MODIFY THIS FILE --- see pmieconf(5)