Re: Collecting BlueStore per Object DB overhead

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I've writting a piece of Python code which can be run on a server
running OSDs and will print the overhead.

https://gist.github.com/wido/b1328dd45aae07c45cb8075a24de9f1f

Feedback on this script is welcome, but also the output of what people
are observing.


For mixed (filestore / bluestore) osd-host (ignore non bluestore osds):


--- ceph-bluestore-overhead.py_orig     2018-04-27 16:28:42.063312979 +0700
+++ ceph-bluestore-overhead.py  2018-04-27 16:28:01.035236995 +0700
@@ -37,10 +37,11 @@ def get_osd_perf():
 if __name__ == '__main__':
     perf = get_osd_perf()
     for osd_id, perf in perf.items():
-        onodes = perf['bluestore']['bluestore_onodes']
-        stat_bytes_used = perf['osd']['stat_bytes_used']
-        db_used_bytes = perf['bluefs']['db_used_bytes']
-        overhead = db_used_bytes / onodes
-        avg_obj_size = stat_bytes_used / onodes
+       if 'bluestore' in perf:
+            onodes = perf['bluestore']['bluestore_onodes']
+            stat_bytes_used = perf['osd']['stat_bytes_used']
+            db_used_bytes = perf['bluefs']['db_used_bytes']
+            overhead = db_used_bytes / onodes
+            avg_obj_size = stat_bytes_used / onodes

-        print('osd.{0} onodes={1} db_used_bytes={2} avg_obj_size={3} overhead_per_obj={4}'.format(osd_id, onodes, db_used_bytes, avg_obj_size, overhead))
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+            print('osd.{0} onodes={1} db_used_bytes={2} avg_obj_size={3} overhead_per_obj={4}'.format(osd_id, onodes, db_used_bytes, avg_obj_size, overhead))




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