NewsBlur/archive/munin/postgres_block_read_

#!/srv/newsblur/venv/newsblur3/bin/python
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-

"""
Based on a plugin by BjØrn Ruberg.

Plugin to monitor PostgreSQL memory usage; gives number of blocks
read from disk and from memory, showing how much of the database is
served from PostgreSQL's memory buffer.

PLEASE NOTE: This plugin may not present the whole truth - the truth
may actually be even better than this plugin will show you! That is
because PostgreSQL statistics only considers memory block reads from
its own allocated memory. When PostgreSQL reads from disk, it may
actually still be read from memory, but from the _kernel_'s
memory. Summarily, your database server may run even better than
this plugin will indicate. See
http://www.postgresql.org/docs/7.4/interactive/monitoring-stats.html
for a (short) description.
"""

from vendor.munin.postgres import MuninPostgresPlugin

class MuninPostgresBlockReadPlugin(MuninPostgresPlugin):
    dbname_in_args = True
    args = "--base 1000"
    vlabel = "Blocks read per ${graph_period}"
    info = "Shows number of blocks read from disk and from memory"
    fields = (
        ('from_disk', dict(
            label = "Read from disk",
            info = "Read from disk",
            type = "DERIVE",
            min = "0",
            draw = "AREA",
        )),
        ('from_memory', dict(
            label = "Cached in memory",
            info = "Cached in memory",
            type = "DERIVE",
            min = "0",
            draw = "STACK",
        )),
    )

    @property
    def title(self):
        return "Postgres data reads from %s" % self.dbname

    def execute(self):
        c = self.cursor()
        query = (
            "SELECT (SUM (heap_blks_read) + SUM (idx_blks_read) + "
            "	 SUM (toast_blks_read) + SUM (tidx_blks_read)) AS disk, "
            "	(SUM (heap_blks_hit) + SUM (idx_blks_hit) + "
            "	 SUM (toast_blks_hit) + SUM (tidx_blks_hit)) AS mem "
            "FROM pg_statio_user_tables")
        c.execute(query)
        values = {}
        for row in c.fetchall():
            values['from_disk'] = row[0]
            values['from_memory'] = row[1]
        return values

if __name__ == "__main__":
    MuninPostgresBlockReadPlugin().run()