filesystem data including such details as the mountpoint name, mountpoint type, filesystem size and inode metrics. See a working example of how this item can be used in discovery. Zabbix JS utility zabbix_js filesystems, their types, disk space and inode statistics. Can be used for low-level discovery. JSON object Supported since Zabbix agent version 4.4.5. vfs.fs.inode[fs,] Number or percentage percentage), pused (used, percentage) Example: => vfs.fs.inode[/,pfree] Old naming: vfs.fs.inode.free[*], vfs.fs.inode.pfree[*], vfs.fs.inode.total[*] vfs.fs.size[fs,] Disk space in bytes or

capable of reporting file systems with the inode count equal to zero, which can be the case for file systems with dynamic inodes (e.g. btrfs). Additionally vfs.fs.inode items now will not become unsupported types, disk space and inode statistics. Can be used for low-level discovery. JSON object Since Zabbix 5.0.30, this item is capable of reporting file systems with the inode count equal to zero zero, which can be the case for file systems with dynamic inodes (e.g. btrfs). vfs.fs.inode[fs,] Number or percentage of inodes. Integer - for number Float - for percentage fs - filesystem

Used for low-level discovery. JSON object Supported since Zabbix agent version 2.0. vfs.fs.inode[fs,] Number or percentage of inodes. Integer - for number Float - for percentage fs percentage), pused (used, percentage) Example: vfs.fs.inode[/,pfree] Old naming: vfs.fs.inode.free[*], vfs.fs.inode.pfree[*], vfs.fs.inode.total[*] vfs.fs.size[fs,] Disk space in bytes or Zabbix checks if the currently opened file has been rotated by comparing the inode number to the define trap file’s inode number. If there is no opened file, Zabbix resets the last location and goes

filesystems, their types, disk space and inode statistics. Can be used for low-level discovery. JSON object Supported since Zabbix agent version 4.4.5. vfs.fs.inode[fs,] Number or percentage (default), free, used, //pfree // (free, percentage), pused (used, percentage) Example: => vfs.fs.inode[/,pfree] vfs.fs.size[fs,] Disk space in bytes or in percentage from total. Integer - for Zabbix checks if the currently opened file has been rotated by comparing the inode number to the define trap file’s inode number. If there is no opened file, Zabbix resets the last location and goes

X X X X X X X X vfs.fs.discovery X X X X X X X - X X X vfs.fs.get X X X X X X X - X X X vfs.fs.inode[fs,] - X X X X X X X X X X mode ▲ total (de- fault) - X X X X X X X X X X free - X X capable of reporting file systems with the inode count equal to zero, which can be the case for file systems with dynamic inodes (e.g. btrfs). Additionally vfs.fs.inode items now will not become unsupported filesystems, their types, disk space and inode statistics. Can be used for low-level discovery. JSON object Supported since Zabbix agent version 4.4.5. vfs.fs.inode[fs,] Number or percentage

fault) X X X X X X X X - X X access X X X X X X X X - X X change X X X X X X X X - X X vfs.fs.inode[fs,] - X X X X X X X ? X X mode ▲ total (de- fault) - X X X X X X X ? X X free - X X vfs.fs.inode[fs,] Number of inodes Numeric value fs - filesystem mode - one of total (default), free, used, pfree (free, percentage), pused (used, percentage) Example: vfs.fs.inode[/,pfree] pfree] Old naming: vfs.fs.inode.free[*], vfs.fs.inode.pfree[*], vfs.fs.inode.total[*] 172 Key vfs.fs.size[fs,] Disk space Disk space in bytes fs - filesystem mode - one of total (default)

programs can share data), or physical device on a Debian GNU/Linux system has a data structure called an inode which describes its associated attributes such as the user who owns it (owner), the group that it Content $ cat baz New Content The hardlink can be made within the same filesystem and shares the same inode number which the ”-i” option with ls(1) reveals. The symlink always has nominal file access permissions list all contents of directory with detail information ls -lai list all contents of directory with inode number and detail information ls -d list all directories under the current directory tree display

Used for low-level discovery. JSON object Supported since Zabbix agent version 2.0. vfs.fs.inode[fs,] 129 Key Number or percentage of inodes. Integer - for number Float - for percentage percentage), pused (used, percentage) Example: => vfs.fs.inode[/,pfree] Old naming: vfs.fs.inode.free[*], vfs.fs.inode.pfree[*], vfs.fs.inode.total[*] vfs.fs.size[fs,] Disk space in bytes or Zabbix checks if the currently opened file has been rotated by comparing the inode number to the define trap file’s inode number. If there is no opened file, Zabbix resets the last location and goes

Used for low-level discovery. JSON object Supported since Zabbix agent version 2.0. vfs.fs.inode[fs,] 147 Key Number or percentage of inodes. Integer - for number Float - for percentage percentage), pused (used, percentage) Example: vfs.fs.inode[/,pfree] Old naming: vfs.fs.inode.free[*], vfs.fs.inode.pfree[*], vfs.fs.inode.total[*] vfs.fs.size[fs,] Disk space in bytes or Zabbix checks if the currently opened file has been rotated by comparing the inode number to the define trap file’s inode number. If there is no opened file, Zabbix resets the last location and goes

if the specified user does not exist. Before Zabbix 3.0 these items became not supported. vfs.fs.inode item on CephFS will become not supported instead of returning invalid numbers if second parameter {#FSDRIVETYPE} macro is supported on Windows since Zabbix agent version 3.0. 183 Key vfs.fs.inode[fs,] Number or percentage of inodes. Integer - for number Float - for percentage fs percentage), pused (used, percentage) Example: => vfs.fs.inode[/,pfree] Old naming: vfs.fs.inode.free[*], vfs.fs.inode.pfree[*], vfs.fs.inode.total[*] vfs.fs.size[fs,] Disk space in bytes or