By default, Munin only monitors local filesystems.
It would still be useful to graph information about 10.100.0.1:/Q/shares/swh/orangerie .
Find a way to monitor this mount point with Munin and/or Icinga2.
By default, Munin only monitors local filesystems.
It would still be useful to graph information about 10.100.0.1:/Q/shares/swh/orangerie .
Find a way to monitor this mount point with Munin and/or Icinga2.
Hacked the df_ Munin plugin as a first step to remove the local filesystems limitation:
-my $dfopts = "-P -l ".join(' -x ',('',split('\s+',$exclude))); +my $dfopts = "-P ".join(' -x ',('',split('\s+',$exclude)));
Hacked the df_inode Munin plugin on orangerie.internal.softwareheritage.org in the same way since the remote filesystem on /srv/softwareheritage is currently experiencing a lack of free inodes crisis.
Grafanalib based dashboards do not require special handling, the nfs filesystem on orangerie:/srv/softwareheritage is shown by default for example.