it can be used to measure queue-depth.
take one of the fields that represent the response time, like smb.time
and produce a load graph.
this will produce a graph over the queue-depth, i.e. how many commands
are in flight at a time.
this shows the relation between a server and a client and their speds
relative to each other, client issues commands which increases the
queue depth, server completes commands which shrinks the queue depth.
the scale is number-of-commands-times-1000 (for easy integer math)
so a value of ~1000 means ~1 i/o in flight.
On Fri, Aug 22, 2008 at 12:09 AM, Stan Xiao <bjstan@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
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> Anyone can tell me how the load(*) index used in IO graph, the manual
> doesn't really help at this point, thank you so much!
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