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System-wide disk I/O counters

Source: R/disk.R
ps_disk_io_counters.Rd

Returns a data.frame of system-wide disk I/O counters.

Usage

ps_disk_io_counters()

Value

A data frame of one row per disk of I/O stats, with columns name, read_count read_merged_count read_bytes, read_time, write_count, write_merged_count, write_bytes write_time, and busy_time.

Details

Includes the following non-NA fields for all supported platforms:

  • read_count: number of reads

  • write_count: number of writes

  • read_bytes: number of bytes read

  • write_bytes: number of bytes written

And for only some platforms:

  • read_time: time spent reading from disk (in milliseconds)

  • write_time: time spent writing to disk (in milliseconds)

  • busy_time: time spent doing actual I/Os (in milliseconds)

  • read_merged_count: number of merged reads (see iostats doc)

  • write_merged_count: number of merged writes (see iostats doc)

See also

Other disk functions: ps_disk_partitions(), ps_disk_usage()

Examples

ps_disk_io_counters()
#> # A data frame: 15 × 10
#>    name  read_count read_merged_count read_bytes read_time write_count
#>    <chr>      <dbl>             <dbl>      <dbl>     <dbl>       <dbl>
#>  1 loop0          0                28        512         0           0
#>  2 loop1          0                 0          0         0           0
#>  3 loop2          0                 0          0         0           0
#>  4 loop3          0                 0          0         0           0
#>  5 loop4          0                 0          0         0           0
#>  6 loop5          0                 0          0         0           0
#>  7 loop6          0                 0          0         0           0
#>  8 loop7          0                 0          0         0           0
#>  9 sda            0             22674      66048        16          10
#> 10 sda1           0             20210      60416        16          10
#> 11 sdb         7417           2046803   13316096     32479       75928
#> 12 sdb1        6717           2013727   13211136     32454       75904
#> 13 sdb14          0              1264      23552         0           0
#> 14 sdb15        666             18510      38912         2           0
#> 15 sdb16         34             11334      31744        23          24
#> # ℹ 4 more variables: write_merged_count <dbl>, write_bytes <dbl>,
#> #   write_time <dbl>, busy_time <dbl>