export netapp information
netapp_exporter \
--api.endpoint="https://netapp-api:1443/" \
--api.user="you" \
--api.password="YOUR_PASSWORD" \
--web.listen-address=":9797" \
--web.telemetry-path="/metrics"
Use --api.search-config flag and create a config file if you want to filter quota searches.
(This is useful when there are too many quotas and the API request takes a long time.)
The following example exports all quotas on volume1 and a quota of qtree1 on volume2.
quota_search_condition:
- volume: "volume1"
- volume: "volume2"
qtree: "qtree-1"| metric | label |
|---|---|
| netapp_quota_disk_limit_kbytes | qtree, volume, vserver |
| netapp_quota_disk_use_kbytes | qtree, volume, vserver |
| netapp_quota_file_limit | qtree, volume, vserver |
| netapp_quota_file_use | qtree, volume, vserver |
| netapp_quota_status | volume, vserver, status |
| netapp_volume_filesystem_metadata_used_kbytes | volume, vserver |
| netapp_volume_filesystem_metadata_use_rate | volume, vserver |
| netapp_volume_performance_metadata_used_kbytes | volume, vserver |
| netapp_volume_performance_metadata_use_rate | volume, vserver |
| netapp_volume_physical_used_kbytes | volume, vserver |
| netapp_volume_physical_use_rate | volume, vserver |
| netapp_volume_snapshot_reserve_used_kbytes | volume, vserver |
| netapp_volume_snapshot_reserve_use_rate | volume, vserver |
| netapp_volume_total_used_kbytes | volume, vserver |
| netapp_volume_total_use_rate | volume, vserver |
| netapp_volume_user_used_kbytes | volume, vserver |
| netapp_volume_user_use_rate | volume, vserver |