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sstore(7)
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NAME
sstore - Solaris Statistics Store
DESCRIPTION
The Oracle Solaris Statistics Store (sstore) provides the ability to
capture, export, and display statistics and event information contained
within a statistics repository.
This man page provides a brief overview of sstore features, and in‐
cludes references to man pages with further information.
Service and Daemon
The sstore functionality is provided by sstored(8). The default system
statistics repository is managed by the service: svc:/system/sstore:de‐
fault.
ssids
The Oracle Solaris Statistics Store uses identifiers known as Statis‐
tics Store Identifiers, or ssids. For more information, see the ssid(7)
man page. An ssid names system resources, statistics, and events. An
ssid can also specify statistical operations and formatting of statis‐
tics and events.
ssids are used by the sstore(1) command and the libsstore(3LIB) library
calls. ssids can be defined through metadata, as described in the ssid-
metadata(7) man page.
For example, the usage for CPU 0 is named by the following ssid:
//:class.cpu//:res.id/0//:stat.usage
The sstore list command allows you to explore the namespace using
wildcards. Each element of the namespace is described by metadata,
which can be listed by sstore info command.
Reading Statistics
Statistics and events can be captured and printed with the capture sub‐
command of the sstore command or by the sstore_data_read(3SSTORE) func‐
tion.
Any time a statistic is recorded, it is saved as historical data. How‐
ever, not all statistics are actively gathered (captured) at all points
in time. Collections, described in ssid-collection.json(5), describe
the statistics are explicitly configured to be persistently captured.
Historical statistics can be viewed in the CLI using the export subcom‐
mand of the sstore(1) command.
Providers
The data captured by the statistics store is gathered from a set of
providers. Each provider has a native location in the namespace for the
statistics or events it provides. The native provider ssids are consid‐
ered implementation details, and are not shown in the default output.
However, certain statistics from providers are mapped into more stable
parts of the ssid(7) namespace.
The following provider is supported by the statistics store:
kstat Statistics All kstats available by querying the libkstatv2 li‐
brary are automatically available in the statistics
store. These statistics are located in
//:class.kstat, using the name provided by the
kstatv2 library. kstatv2 metadata, if available, is
inherited.
proc Statistics Processes are made available by querying /proc on
occasion. These statistics are located under
//:class.proc. As the namespace is populated by
polling, short lived processes may be missed. If a
user is unable to view pids underneath /proc, they
will be unable to view them through sstore as well.
Application Statistics
A number of APIs allow userland applications to directly provide sta‐
tistics to the statistics store. A C API allows a userland program to
update counter-based statistics in a shared memory location. When re‐
quested, sstored(8) samples the shared data at its own pace, indepen‐
dent of provider updates. This makes updates to the statistics very
cheap, eliminating the performance overhead of lock step updates.
See the sstore_data_attach(3SSTORE) man page for more information.
By default, application statistics should be created in
//:class.app/<company/product/app>
//:class.app/solaris/ is reserved for Oracle Solaris use.
FMA Events
FMA events, faults, defects and alerts are consumed by the statistics
store and are available to statistics store consumers in
//:class.event.
DTrace Statistics
The format for DTrace statistics is currently private. Statistics gen‐
erated by D scripts are available in //:class.dtrace.
SEE ALSO
sstore(1), libsstore(3LIB), ssid-metadata(7), ssid-op(7), sstoreadm(1),
sstored(8)
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