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Notice how the "size" value is essentially arbitrary. This seems to be a ZFS-on-Linux quirk and makes it impossible (at least by any means I've tried) to use the filesystem stats to display the ZFS free space.
Notably the filesystem data grabber doesn't record the "used" space, only "avail" (or "free" which seems to be the same) and "size". Because the "size" is incorrect on ZFS filesystems, the usual method of dividing or subtracting doesn't work.
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I'm trying to add ZFS pool usage and free space to a Grafana dashboard, but it doesn't appear that node_exporter captures this data.
For clarification, I'd like the per-pool statistics as output by
zpool list
:And the volume statistics as shown by
zfs list
:I tried to work around this by using the filesystem data, but this is misreported by the system itself:
Notice how the "size" value is essentially arbitrary. This seems to be a ZFS-on-Linux quirk and makes it impossible (at least by any means I've tried) to use the filesystem stats to display the ZFS free space.
Notably the filesystem data grabber doesn't record the "used" space, only "avail" (or "free" which seems to be the same) and "size". Because the "size" is incorrect on ZFS filesystems, the usual method of dividing or subtracting doesn't work.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: