OpenNebula Statistics API 3.0


{
  :resource   => 
  :id         => 
  :monitoring => <{MONITORING_RESOURCES}|{FILTER_CODITIONS}>
}

Each monitoring resource or filter condition will contain an array of pairs [timestamp, value] that will represent values for the specified key in a range of time defined in the [[.:acctd_conf|acct daemon]] configuration (''WINDOW_SIZE''). **Example**


{
  :resource => HOST_POOL,
  :monitoring => {
    :used_cpu => [
      [1310650659,750],
      [1310650674,680],
      [1310650689,521],
      [1310650704,1083]
    ],
    :cpu_usage => [
      [1310650659,250],
      [1310650674,250],
      [1310650689,250],
      [1310650704,250]
    ],
    :max_cpu => [
      [1310650659,1600],
      [1310650674,1600],
      [1310650689,1600],
      [1310650704,1600]
    ]
  }
}

====== Usage ====== If you want to use this client to retrieve information from the Statistics Module you must have an OpenNebula site and the [[.:acctd_conf|acct daemon]] properly configured and running. The following script (''test_stats.rb'') will retrieve statistics of the Host 5 and the amount of Virtual Machines in a number of timestamps predefined in the [[.:acctd_conf|acct daemon]] configuration (''WINDOW_SIZE'') until the current situation.


#!/usr/bin/env ruby
 
##############################################################################
# Required libraries
##############################################################################
ONE_LOCATION = ENV["ONE_LOCATION"]

if !ONE_LOCATION
  RUBY_LIB_LOCATION = "/usr/lib/one/ruby"
else
  RUBY_LIB_LOCATION = ONE_LOCATION+"/lib/ruby"
end

$: << RUBY_LIB_LOCATION

require 'acct/watch_client'
require 'json'

# create a new Client to retrieve statistics information
watch_client = OneWatchClient::WatchClient.new

# Retrieve disk_usage, mem_usage and cpu_usage for Host 5
monitoring_resources = [
  :disk_usage,
  :mem_usage,
  :cpu_usage
]

host_stats = watch_client.host_monitoring(5, monitoring_resources)
puts JSON.pretty_generate host_stats

# Retrieve the number of active, error and total VMs
filter_conditions = [
  :total,
  :active,
  :error
]

vm_global = watch_client.vm_total(filter_conditions)
puts JSON.pretty_generate vm_global