[RFC] Detail view of OSD network I/O

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Good morning ceph community,

for quite some time I was wondering if it would not make sense to add an
iftop alike interface to ceph that shows network traffic / iops on a per
IP basis?

I am aware of "rbd perf image iotop", however I am much more interested
into a combined metric featuring 1) Which clients read/write to where
and 2) inter OSDs traffic to see the total load on the cluster and being
able to drill down.

For example, the metric could look like this:

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
FROM          TO            Bytes/s     Packets/s
osd.0 [IP] -> [IP] osd.10   ..          ..
osd.0 [IP] -> [IP] client   ..          ..
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Given that this table would be sortable by from/to/min-or-max
bytes/min-or-max packets, this would allow spotting the

And maybe a summarised view such as:

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
FROM            IN Bytes/s OUT Bytes/s   IN Packets/s OUT Packets/s
osd.0  [IP]
osd.10 [IP]
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

This way it would be nicely possible to identify high load.

If it was combined with average/current latency, it would potentially
also be able to find the bottlenecks in the cluster.

>From my perspective, easily combining client + intra cluster traffic
would be very helpful.

What do you think, does that make sense, does it already exist or how do
you approach this?

Best regards,

Nico

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