Just found virt-df ( libguestfs package) which seems doing what I need.
Just need to integrate the result in an collectd/rrd format
On , Michal Privoznik wrote:
On 08.08.2016 09:33, Patrick PICHON wrote:
Hello,
All my VMs are using LVs created on the host side.
I'm using collectd to monitor some of the ressources of my host as
well
as the libvirt pluging to monitor my VMs.
Collectd has an interesting plugin ( df ) which can monitor the
filesystem usage.
I would like to use it to monitor the VMs filesytsem usage.
As it is obvious that if I mount the VM filesystem on the host while
the
VM is running, I'm wondering if I could mount it in READONLY without
expecting any panic/corruption problem.
Any advices ?
I don't think it is a good idea. Mostly because of caching - you
probably won't get consistent results. Moreover, some filesystems (e.g.
ext4) replay journal even if mounted as RO (frankly, I haven't found a
way how to mount ext really RO). I don't know of any filesystem that
would support being mounted multiple times from two different hosts
(except network FS obviously).
What you could do is to write small guest agent that will report disk
usage to host (e.g. via virito serial console).
Michal
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