add FS Worker Metrics to doc - #9963
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe monitoring guide adds an FS Worker Metrics section and updates CLI and direct-fetch JSON examples with ChangesMonitoring documentation
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In `@docs/NooBaaNonContainerized/Monitoring.md`:
- Around line 191-195: Update the metric-name prefix in the new table and both
documented examples to use noobaa_nsfs_fs_worker_ instead of noobaa_nsfs_op_,
covering all operation metric keys while preserving the existing operation and
metric suffixes.
- Around line 184-186: Update the FS Worker Metrics section description to state
that failed calls are included in count and error_count but excluded from
min_time, max_time, and avg_time aggregates.
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| The FS Worker Metrics table details the performance and count of native filesystem operations performed by NSFS FS workers. It includes metrics such as the minimum, maximum, and average time taken for operations like stat, readfile, writefile, fileopen, and realpath. Additionally, it tracks the total number of operations and any errors encountered. These metrics are essential for analyzing filesystem-level latency and reliability. |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Document that failed calls do not affect timing aggregates.
The collector increments count and error_count for failed samples, but it excludes those samples from min_time, max_time, and avg_time. Add this behavior to the section description to prevent incorrect interpretation of the metrics.
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In `@docs/NooBaaNonContainerized/Monitoring.md` around lines 184 - 186, Update the
FS Worker Metrics section description to state that failed calls are included in
count and error_count but excluded from min_time, max_time, and avg_time
aggregates.
| | noobaa_nsfs_op_stat_min_time_milisec | Minimum time to stat a path | milliseconds | | ||
| | noobaa_nsfs_op_stat_max_time_milisec | Maximum time to stat a path | milliseconds | | ||
| | noobaa_nsfs_op_stat_avg_time_milisec | Average time to stat a path | milliseconds | | ||
| | noobaa_nsfs_op_stat_count | Number of stat operations | operations | | ||
| | noobaa_nsfs_op_stat_error_count | Number of errors in stat operations | errors | |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Use the FS worker namespace for every documented counter.
metrics_nsfs_stats_handler() emits keys as noobaa_nsfs_fs_worker_<operation>_<metric>. The new table and both examples use noobaa_nsfs_op_<operation>_<metric>. Replace the prefix. Otherwise, users will query metrics that the endpoint does not emit.
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- noobaa_nsfs_op_<operation>_<metric>
+ noobaa_nsfs_fs_worker_<operation>_<metric>Also applies to: 434-448, 498-512
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In `@docs/NooBaaNonContainerized/Monitoring.md` around lines 191 - 195, Update the
metric-name prefix in the new table and both documented examples to use
noobaa_nsfs_fs_worker_ instead of noobaa_nsfs_op_, covering all operation metric
keys while preserving the existing operation and metric suffixes.
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@sakshimunjal I think rabbit is correct. That's what I get for example:
"fs_worker_stats_counters": {
"noobaa_nsfs_fs_worker_readfile_min_time_milisec": 889,
"noobaa_nsfs_fs_worker_readfile_max_time_milisec": 889,
"noobaa_nsfs_fs_worker_readfile_avg_time_milisec": 889,
"noobaa_nsfs_fs_worker_readfile_count": 1,
"noobaa_nsfs_fs_worker_readfile_error_count": 0,
"noobaa_nsfs_fs_worker_stat_min_time_milisec": 55,
"noobaa_nsfs_fs_worker_stat_max_time_milisec": 55,
"noobaa_nsfs_fs_worker_stat_avg_time_milisec": 55,
"noobaa_nsfs_fs_worker_stat_count": 1,
"noobaa_nsfs_fs_worker_stat_error_count": 0
},
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@naveenpaul1 please suggest
As discussed, on my local machine since ENDPOINT_FORKS=1, I was getting noobaa_nsfs_op_stat_* in response
is this expected or needs a fix?
Signed-off-by: Sakshi Munjal <sakshimunja96@gmail.com>
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Describe the Problem
https://redhat.atlassian.net/browse/DFBUGS-3714
noobaa-cli diagnose metrics returns fs_worker_stats_counters, but Monitoring.md only documented I/O, S3, and IAM stats.
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Issues: Fixed #xxx / Gap #xxx
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