FM / pmlogrewrite

/var/lib/pcp/config/pmlogrewrite

Name	Size	Mode	Actions
bcc_migrate.conf	819	0644	edit dl rm
cgroup_units.conf	4056	0644	edit dl rm
jbd2_kernel_ulong.conf	391	0644	edit dl rm
linux_disk_all_fixups.conf	390	0644	edit dl rm
linux_kernel_fixups.conf	1594	0644	edit dl rm
linux_kernel_ulong.conf	2810	0644	edit dl rm
linux_proc_fs_nfsd_fixups.conf	281	0644	edit dl rm
linux_proc_migrate.conf	2225	0644	edit dl rm
linux_proc_net_snmp_migrate.conf	266	0644	edit dl rm
linux_proc_net_tcp_migrate.conf	508	0644	edit dl rm
linux_xfs_migrate.conf	600	0644	edit dl rm
linux_xfs_perdev_buffer.conf	703	0644	edit dl rm
mysql_migrate.conf	548	0644	edit dl rm
nfsclient_migrate.conf	31969	0644	edit dl rm
pmcd_migrate.conf	305	0644	edit dl rm
pmproxy_fixups.conf	2208	0644	edit dl rm
proc_discrete_strings.conf	194	0644	edit dl rm
proc_jiffies.conf	673	0644	edit dl rm
proc_kernel_ulong.conf	224	0644	edit dl rm
proc_kernel_ulong_migrate.conf	445	0644	edit dl rm
proc_scheduler.conf	218	0644	edit dl rm

Edit: /etc/pcp/pmlogrewrite/linux_kernel_fixups.conf (1594B)

# swapdev.priority had the wrong Units:
#
metric swapdev.priority { units -> 0,0,0,0,0,0 }

# network.interface.baudrate changed to 64 bits:
#
metric network.interface.baudrate { type -> U64 }

# hinv.cpu.cache had incorrect units:
#
metric hinv.cpu.cache { units -> 1,0,0,KBYTE,0,0 }

# hinv.cpu.clock is frequency in MHz which had incorrect units:
#
metric hinv.cpu.clock { units -> 0,-1,0,0,USEC,0 }

# several string typed metrics should be discrete; their string value
# prevails over time and changes very infrequently, if at all.
#
metric kernel.uname.release { sem -> discrete }
metric kernel.uname.version { sem -> discrete }
metric kernel.uname.sysname { sem -> discrete }
metric kernel.uname.machine { sem -> discrete }
metric kernel.uname.nodename { sem -> discrete }
metric kernel.uname.distro { sem -> discrete }
metric pmda.uname { sem -> discrete }
metric pmda.version { sem -> discrete }
metric disk.dev.scheduler { sem -> discrete }
metric network.interface.inet_addr { sem -> discrete }
metric network.interface.ipv6_addr { sem -> discrete }
metric network.interface.ipv6_scope { sem -> discrete }
metric network.interface.hw_addr { sem -> discrete }

# kernel.all.uptime and kernel.all.idletime changed to double:
#
metric kernel.all.uptime { type -> DOUBLE }
metric kernel.all.idletime { type -> DOUBLE }

# These metrics are all exported from the linux PMDA and # parts of their metadata have changed over time to fix # previous errors. # # The rules here allow rewriting of old archives to produce # archives with metadata that matches the current PMDA # implementation. # swapdev.priority had the wrong Units: # metric swapdev.priority { units -> 0,0,0,0,0,0 } # network.interface.baudrate changed to 64 bits: # metric network.interface.baudrate { type -> U64 } # hinv.cpu.cache had incorrect units: # metric hinv.cpu.cache { units -> 1,0,0,KBYTE,0,0 } # hinv.cpu.clock is frequency in MHz which had incorrect units: # metric hinv.cpu.clock { units -> 0,-1,0,0,USEC,0 } # several string typed metrics should be discrete; their string value # prevails over time and changes very infrequently, if at all. # metric kernel.uname.release { sem -> discrete } metric kernel.uname.version { sem -> discrete } metric kernel.uname.sysname { sem -> discrete } metric kernel.uname.machine { sem -> discrete } metric kernel.uname.nodename { sem -> discrete } metric kernel.uname.distro { sem -> discrete } metric pmda.uname { sem -> discrete } metric pmda.version { sem -> discrete } metric disk.dev.scheduler { sem -> discrete } metric network.interface.inet_addr { sem -> discrete } metric network.interface.ipv6_addr { sem -> discrete } metric network.interface.ipv6_scope { sem -> discrete } metric network.interface.hw_addr { sem -> discrete } # kernel.all.uptime and kernel.all.idletime changed to double: # metric kernel.all.uptime { type -> DOUBLE } metric kernel.all.idletime { type -> DOUBLE }