Monday 7 November 2016

One liner to get DB space usage

With this article I'd like to share a clever one liner to calculate the space used by DB file systems provided that the DB uses conventional file systems & not ASM.

I tried it in Linux but it should work in other OS as well after a little tweaking.

So, here is the df output from a Linux DB server after filtering for uXX file systems & /export file system:

[root@~]#  df -m /u?? /export | grep -v usr
Filesystem           1M-blocks      Used Available Use% Mounted on
/dev/mapper/vg02-lv00
                          9072      5444      3168  64% /u00
/dev/mapper/vg02-lv01
                         11088      9303      1222  89% /u01
/dev/mapper/vg02-lv02
                         11088      9303      1222  89% /u02
/dev/mapper/vg02-lv03
                         15119      9374      4978  66% /u03
/dev/mapper/vg02-lv04
                       1239758    252874    923909  22% /u04
/dev/mapper/vg02-lv05
                         35278      5222     28264  16% /u05
/dev/mapper/vg02-lv06
                        455586    381127     51321  89% /u06
/dev/mapper/vg02-lv07
                        332618      1649    314077   1% /u07
/dev/mapper/vg02-lv08
                       1456463   1277325    105168  93% /u08
/dev/mapper/vg02-lv09
                        120952     96470     18339  85% /u09
/dev/mapper/vg02-lv10
                        680355    620184     25614  97% /u10
/dev/mapper/vg02-lv11
                       1995707   1473802    420550  78% /u11
/dev/mapper/vg02-lv12
                        163286    117519     37473  76% /u12
/dev/mapper/vg02-lv13
                         72572     21574     47311  32% /u13
/dev/mapper/vg02-lv14
                        201587    181424      9924  95% /u14
/dev/mapper/vg02-lv15
                        489856    460667      4310 100% /u15
/dev/mapper/vg00-lv02
/dev/mapper/vg02-lv16
                         15119      4877      9475  34% /export

So, to get the space used by these file systems we can type the following one liner:

 df -m /u?? /export | grep -v usr | awk '{sum += $2} END {print sum/1024}'

4812.64

& That's it!

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