scylladb/scylla-monitoring

track keyspace or table sizes in graph

nopzdk opened this issue · 5 comments

nopzdk commented

Please make sure that this is a feature request.

System information

  • Scylla version (you are using): 2024.1.2
  • Are you willing to contribute it (Yes/No): yes

Describe the feature and the current behavior/state.
I would like to have a graph that displays keyspace and/or table size over time so I can identify if a table to keyspace is growing too fast

Who will benefit with this feature?
Admins will be able to know what tables have grown the most over time and advice developers if there is issues.

Any Other info.
ubuntu@scylla-server:/var/lib/scylla/data$ sudo du -h -d1 | grep -v "^0" | sort -h
392K ./system_schema
1.3M ./system_auth
2.4M ./system_distributed_everywhere
2.9M ./system_distributed
4.0M ./system
16G ./keyspace1
372G ./keyspace2
420G ./keyspace3
1.3T ./keyspace4

maybe the system keyspaces can be left out or moved to separate graph.

amnonh commented

@nopzdk did you check the keyspace dashboard?

nopzdk commented

@amnonh where can I find that dashboard?

amnonh commented

Use the latest ScyllaDB monitoring stack (4.7.1), it's one of the available dashboards

amnonh commented

@nopzdk ping, can you validate and comment if it's missing or close?

nopzdk commented

You can close it I saw it on 4.7.1, thanks