On Jul 30, 2014, at 6:06 PM, Timothy Coalson <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> No, it refers to how many total bytes are referenced by the filesystem -
> this includes all the bytes that are also in snapshots. So, if you make a
> filesystem, put a 20GB file in it, and snapshot it, both snapshot and
> filesystem will say 20G for referenced.
>
> Something that may be useful here is "zfs list -o space" - this actually
> outputs several different kinds of "space used" measures, and one column to
> pay attention to is the "USEDSNAP" column - this should help you find
> filesystems that have a lot of data that exists only in snapshots. I have
> a pair of scripts that are useful for determining which snapshots are
> eating this space, maybe I should host them somewhere. However, in your
> case, it is probably all the snapshots, so not as useful.
>
>
Thank you, Mr. Coalson. I appreciate it very much, although, unfortunately,
I’m still not sure what you mean by the amount of bytes referenced by the file
system. But in executing your "zfs list -o space” command, if what they label
as “USED” is what is actually on the disk, that is very helpful, and something
I can understand.
Like I’ve said before on this list, I’m not very good at system admin work. I
wish I could find someone we could hire to do all this stuff for us. That’d be
real nice.
Is there any way to tell why the swap is so high? This machine has loads of
RAM. Or is that normal for Solaris?
And does anything else stand out to any of you?
@tryphon.ds:~# zfs list -o space
NAME AVAIL USED USEDSNAP USEDDS
USEDREFRESERV USEDCHILD
rpool 37.1G 96.8G 0 46K
0 96.8G
rpool/ROOT 37.1G 4.16G 0 31K
0 4.16G
rpool/ROOT/OpenIndiana-151a7-2014-0705A 37.1G 10.9M 0 10.9M
0 0
rpool/ROOT/OpenIndiana-151a7-2014-0706A 37.1G 4.14G 263M 3.89G
0 0
rpool/ROOT/openindiana 37.1G 12.0M 0 12.0M
0 0
rpool/dump 37.1G 8.00G 0 8.00G
0 0
rpool/export 37.1G 1.68G 0 32K
0 1.68G
rpool/export/home 37.1G 1.68G 0 32K
0 1.68G
rpool/export/home/ 37.1G 1.68G 0 1.68G 0
0
rpool/swap 45.5G 8.50G 0 136M
8.37G 0
rpool/zones 37.1G 74.4G 0 37K
0 74.4G
rpool/zones/archive 37.1G 52.5G 0 34K
0 52.5G
rpool/zones/archive/ROOT 37.1G 52.5G 0 32K
0 52.5G
rpool/zones/archive/ROOT/zbe 37.1G 3.14M 0 3.14M
0 0
rpool/zones/archive/ROOT/zbe-1 37.1G 1.98M 0 1.98M
0 0
rpool/zones/archive/ROOT/zbe-2 37.1G 52.4G 24.3G 28.1G
0 0
rpool/zones/mysql 37.1G 1.32G 0 33K
0 1.32G
rpool/zones/mysql/ROOT 37.1G 1.32G 0 32K
0 1.32G
rpool/zones/mysql/ROOT/zbe 37.1G 1.53M 0 1.53M
0 0
rpool/zones/mysql/ROOT/zbe-1 37.1G 1.91M 0 1.91M
0 0
rpool/zones/mysql/ROOT/zbe-2 37.1G 1.32G 408M 940M
0 0
rpool/zones/routerb2 37.1G 16.3G 0 33K
0 16.3G
rpool/zones/routerb2/ROOT 37.1G 16.3G 0 32K
0 16.3G
rpool/zones/routerb2/ROOT/zbe 37.1G 2.98M 0 2.98M
0 0
rpool/zones/routerb2/ROOT/zbe-1 37.1G 9.06M 0 9.06M
0 0
rpool/zones/routerb2/ROOT/zbe-2 37.1G 16.3G 7.16G 9.16G
0 0
rpool/zones/tomcat 37.1G 1016M 0 33K
0 1015M
rpool/zones/tomcat/ROOT 37.1G 1015M 0 32K
0 1015M
rpool/zones/tomcat/ROOT/zbe 37.1G 1.93M 0 1.93M
0 0
rpool/zones/tomcat/ROOT/zbe-1 37.1G 2.02M 0 2.02M
0 0
rpool/zones/tomcat/ROOT/zbe-2 37.1G 1011M 184M 827M
0 0
rpool/zones/webphp4 37.1G 3.31G 0 33K
0 3.31G
rpool/zones/webphp4/ROOT 37.1G 3.31G 0 32K
0 3.31G
rpool/zones/webphp4/ROOT/zbe 37.1G 3.31G 0 3.31G
0 0
@tryphon.ds:~#
> I see "10M", not "10G", so I'm going to say no, it won't free that much
> space.
I was saying 10 G because if you look at the output for “zfs list -t snapshot”,
it seems like if we add up the snapshots that have "@2014-07-05”, we would get
something like this:
rpool/ROOT/OpenIndiana-151a7-2014-0706A@2014-07-05-23:13:53 157M -
3.48G -
rpool/zones/archive/ROOT/zbe-2@2014-07-05-23:13:59 8.08G -
27.9G -
rpool/zones/mysql/ROOT/zbe-2@2014-07-05-23:13:57 118M -
814M -
rpool/zones/routerb2/ROOT/zbe-2@2014-07-05-23:13:55 2.35G -
8.60G -
rpool/zones/tomcat/ROOT/zbe-2@2014-07-05-23:14:02 46.0M -
830M -
That would add up to 10 G. So, given that, would destroying that boot
environment free up 10G?
And MOST IMPORTANTLY, could I SAFELY do that with the “beadm destroy -s
OpenIndiana-151a7-2014-0705A” command?
My “beadm list" is here:
@tryphon.ds:~# beadm list
BE Active Mountpoint Space Policy Created
OpenIndiana-151a7-2014-0705A - - 10.9M static 2014-07-05 17:13
OpenIndiana-151a7-2014-0706A NR / 4.39G static 2014-07-06 22:05
openindiana - - 12.0M static 2014-07-04 17:39
@tryphon.ds:~#
My complete "zfs list -t snapshot” is here:
@tryphon.ds:~# zfs list -t snapshot
NAME USED AVAIL
REFER MOUNTPOINT
rpool/ROOT/OpenIndiana-151a7-2014-0706A@install 60.0M -
2.78G -
rpool/ROOT/OpenIndiana-151a7-2014-0706A@2014-07-05-23:13:53 157M -
3.48G -
rpool/ROOT/OpenIndiana-151a7-2014-0706A@2014-07-07-04:05:55 34.3M -
3.87G -
rpool/zones/archive/ROOT/zbe-2@2014-07-05-23:13:59 8.08G -
27.9G -
rpool/zones/archive/ROOT/zbe-2@2014-07-07-04:06:00 8.09G -
28.0G -
rpool/zones/mysql/ROOT/zbe-2@2014-07-05-23:13:57 118M -
814M -
rpool/zones/mysql/ROOT/zbe-2@2014-07-07-04:05:58 118M -
814M -
rpool/zones/routerb2/ROOT/zbe-2@2014-07-05-23:13:55 2.35G -
8.60G -
rpool/zones/routerb2/ROOT/zbe-2@2014-07-07-04:05:57 2.38G -
8.63G -
rpool/zones/tomcat/ROOT/zbe-2@2014-07-05-23:14:02 46.0M -
830M -
rpool/zones/tomcat/ROOT/zbe-2@2014-07-07-04:06:04 43.7M -
827M -
@tryphon.ds:~#
I hope these columns of data show up nice for you all. They look fine here...
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