In the last
post I showed a script for logging misaligned I/Os on a NetApp storage array. However, it is nice to produce some graphs of the data, so here is my quick parse script to crank out a CSV file for a given filer. If you recall the output from the collection script was as follows:
22:10:01 UTC - Zeroing stats from filer np00003
22:10:02 UTC - sleeping for 300 seconds
22:15:02 UTC - Capturing data from filer np00003
22:15:03 UTC - Collected Values:
22:15:03 UTC - interval = 300.399491 seconds, pw.over_limit = 249 and WAFL_WRITE = 540822
22:15:03 UTC - Percentage Misaligned Writes = .0460%
22:15:03 UTC - Successfully Completed!
My log structure is kept under ./NetApp_Logs/ followed by a file for each log like so, NetApp-align-{filer}-{yyyymmdd}-{hhmmss}. This little script will walk through all of the logs for a given filer and output a CSV as shown here:
2011-10-10,22:15:03,.0460%
2011-10-11,10:15:03,.0670%
2011-10-11,22:15:03,.1500%
2011-10-12,20:15:03,.4500%
I have found this works well for spread sheet programs as it is able to parse out both the date and time appropriately, saving me a lot of time. And here is the script:
$ cat na_parse_alignment
if [ "$#" == 0 ]
then
echo "Usage: `basename $0` "
echo "e.g."
echo "`basename $0` {filer}"
exit 0
fi
FILER=$1
grep -H Percent NetApp_Logs/NetApp-align-${FILER}-* | sed -e 's/\(2011\)\([0-9].\)\([0-9].\)\(-[0-9].....:\)/ \1-\2-\3 /g' | awk '{print $2" "$3" "$NF}' | tr " " ,
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