vhostmd/vhostmd.conf
Richard W.M. Jones c047888de1 - New upstream based on git ea2f772d.
- Update the configuration file based on upstream changes to how virsh has
    to be run.
- vhostmd should run non-root as user 'vhostmd'.
- Allow libvirt URI to be configured.
2009-10-15 17:29:08 +00:00

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<?xml version="1.0" ?>
<!DOCTYPE vhostmd SYSTEM "vhostmd.dtd">
<!--
Configuration file for virtual host metrics daemon (vhostmd).
A better, less noisy, more minimal configuration file
which doesn't depend on Xen.
Supported metric types are: int32, uint32, int64, uint64, real32,
real64, and string.
A metric's value is set to the output produced by executing its action.
'action' can include the special token NAME, in which case the name of
the vm currently under inspection is substituted for NAME. Only useful
within the vm element.
-->
<vhostmd>
<globals>
<disk>
<name>host-metrics-disk</name>
<path>/dev/shm/vhostmd0</path>
<!-- must be between [128 KB, 256 MB] in size -->
<size unit="k">256</size>
</disk>
<update_period>60</update_period>
<path>/bin:/sbin:/usr/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/share/vhostmd/scripts</path>
<transport>vbd</transport>
<!-- <transport>xenstore</transport> -->
</globals>
<metrics>
<metric type="string" context="host">
<name>HostName</name>
<action>hostname</action>
</metric>
<metric type="string" context="host">
<name>VirtualizationVendor</name>
<action>echo Fedora</action>
</metric>
<metric type="string" context="host">
<name>VirtualizationProductInfo</name>
<action>virsh -r CONNECT version | grep API | gawk -F': ' '{print $2}'</action>
</metric>
<metric type="uint32" context="host">
<name>TotalPhyCPUs</name>
<action>virsh -r CONNECT nodeinfo | grep 'CPU(s):' | gawk -F': +' '{print $2}'</action>
</metric>
<metric type="uint32" context="host">
<name>NumCPUs</name>
<action>virsh -r CONNECT nodeinfo | grep 'CPU(s):' | gawk -F': +' '{print $2}'</action>
</metric>
<metric type="uint64" context="host">
<name>TotalPhyMem</name>
<action>virsh -r CONNECT nodeinfo | grep 'Memory size:' | gawk -F' +' '{print $3}'</action>
</metric>
<metric type="uint64" context="host">
<name>UsedMem</name>
<action>free | grep '^Mem:' | gawk '{print $3}'</action>
</metric>
<metric type="uint64" context="host">
<name>FreeMem</name>
<action>free | grep '^Mem:' | gawk '{print $4}'</action>
</metric>
<metric type="uint64" context="host">
<name>PagedInMemory</name>
<action>echo "$((`vmstat -s | gawk '/pages paged in/ {print $1}'` / 1024))"</action>
</metric>
<metric type="uint64" context="host">
<name>PagedOutMemory</name>
<action>echo "$((`vmstat -s | gawk '/pages paged out/ {print $1}'` / 1024))"</action>
</metric>
<metric type="group" context="host">
<name>PageRates</name>
<action>pagerate.pl</action>
<variable name="PageInRate" type="uint64"/>
<variable name="PageFaultRate" type="uint64"/>
</metric>
<!--<metric type="real64" context="host">
<name>TotalCPUTime</name>
<action>virsh -r CONNECT dominfo 0 | sed 's/: */:/' | \
gawk -F: '/CPU time/ {print $2;}'</action>
</metric>-->
<metric type="real64" context="vm">
<name>TotalCPUTime</name>
<action>virsh -r CONNECT dominfo NAME | sed 's/: */:/' | \
gawk -F: '/CPU time/ {print $2;}'</action>
</metric>
</metrics>
</vhostmd>