| Main index | Section 8 | Options |
The options are as follows:
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| Total mode. This displays separate columns with the total read and write output, and a combined total column that also includes non I/O operations. | |
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| Display statistics this many times. | |
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| Disable CPU statistics display. | |
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| Display DMA operation time (latency) instead of overall I/O time (latency). | |
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| Text dump mode. Dump statistics every 30 seconds in a text format suitable for parsing. No statistics are computed in this mode, only raw numbers are displayed. | |
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| Suppress display of the header. | |
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| JSON dump mode. Dump statistics every 30 seconds in JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) format. No statistics are computed in this mode, only raw numbers are displayed. | |
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| Request statistics for the specified LUN. | |
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| Display statistics for this many devices. | |
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| Request statistics for the specified port. | |
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| Wait this many seconds in between displays. If this option is not specified, ctlstat defaults to a 1 second interval. | |
ctlstat -t
Display total statistics for the system with a one second interval.
ctlstat -d -l 5 -C
Display average DMA time for LUN 5 and omit CPU utilization.
ctlstat -n 7 -w 10
Display statistics for the first 7 LUNs, and display average statistics every 10 seconds.
| CTLSTAT (8) | January 9, 2017 |
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