PGXC_OBS_IO_SCHEDULER_STATS

Example

1. Query statistics about read requests of OBS I/O Scheduler on each node:
   According to the result, this is a snapshot of the statistics at a certain time point when the current I/O scheduler reads I/Os. At this time, the bandwidth is increasing, and current_bps is equal to best_bps. Take dn_6003_6004 as an example. You can see that there are queuing requests on the current DN. The value of total_token_num is the same as that of available_token_num, indicating that the I/O scheduler has not started to process these requests when the view is queried.

   SELECT * FROM pgxc_obs_io_scheduler_stats WHERE io_type = 'r' ORDER BY node_name;
   
     node_name   | io_type | current_bps | best_bps | waiting_request_num | mean_request_size | total_token_num | available_token_num | total_worker_num | idle_worker_num
   --------------+---------+-------------+----------+---------------------+-------------------+-----------------+---------------------+------------------+-----------------
    dn_6001_6002 | r       |       26990 |    26990 |                   0 |               215 |              18 |                  16 |               12 |              10
    dn_6003_6004 | r       |       21475 |    21475 |                  10 |               190 |              30 |                  30 |               20 |              20
    dn_6005_6006 | r       |       12384 |    12384 |                  36 |               133 |              30 |                  27 |               20 |              17

2. Wait for a while and initiate the query again.
   At this time, there is no queuing request in the queue, and available_token_num is equal to total_token_num, indicating that the IO Scheduler has processed all requests and no new request needs to be processed. However, the value of current_bps is not 0 because the period for collecting bps statistics is 3 seconds, and the result was generated 3 seconds ago.

   SELECT * FROM pgxc_obs_io_scheduler_stats WHERE io_type = 'r' ORDER BY node_name;
   
     node_name   | io_type | current_bps | best_bps | waiting_request_num | mean_request_size | total_token_num | available_token_num | total_worker_num | idle_worker_num
   --------------+---------+-------------+----------+---------------------+-------------------+-----------------+---------------------+------------------+-----------------
    dn_6001_6002 | r       |       13228 |    26990 |                   0 |               609 |              18 |                  18 |               12 |              12
    dn_6003_6004 | r       |       15717 |    21475 |                   0 |               622 |              30 |                  30 |               20 |              20
    dn_6005_6006 | r       |       18041 |    21767 |                   0 |               609 |              30 |                  30 |               20 |              20

3. After a short period of time, the query result is as follows. The value of current_bps changes to 0.

   SELECT * FROM pgxc_obs_io_scheduler_stats WHERE io_type = 'r' ORDER BY node_name;
   
     node_name   | io_type | current_bps | best_bps | waiting_request_num | mean_request_size | total_token_num | available_token_num | total_worker_num | idle_worker_num
   --------------+---------+-------------+----------+---------------------+-------------------+-----------------+---------------------+------------------+-----------------
    dn_6001_6002 | r       |           0 |    26990 |                   0 |               609 |              18 |                  18 |               12 |              12
    dn_6003_6004 | r       |           0 |    21475 |                   0 |               622 |              30 |                  30 |               20 |              20
    dn_6005_6006 | r       |           0 |    21767 |                   0 |               609 |              30 |                  30 |               20 |              20