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Our machines run on centos 7, and we close p-state to gain max performance. So on these machines, we cannot get node_cpu_frequency_hertz, as the freq module is not loaded.
# ls /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0
cache crash_notes crash_notes_size driver firmware_node hotplug microcode node0 power subsystem thermal_throttle topology uevent
# lsmod|grep freq
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We could get cpu info from node_cpu_info:
node_cpu_info{cachesize="15360 KB",core="0",cpu="0",endpoint="https",family="6",instance="1.1.1.1:9100",job="node-exporter",microcode="0x428",model="62",model_name="Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E5-2620 v2 @ 2.10GHz",namespace="lambda",package="0",pod="node-exporter-2ntkr",service="node-exporter",stepping="4",vendor="GenuineIntel"}
However, as we run on performance mode, the cpu's frequency is actually 2999.970 (not 2.10GHZ):
# cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep 'MHz'
cpu MHz : 2999.970
So, is it possible to add a label something like mhz to show the cpu's frequency?
I would like to implement this feature if possible.
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Our machines run on centos 7, and we close p-state to gain max performance. So on these machines, we cannot get
node_cpu_frequency_hertz
, as the freq module is not loaded.We could get cpu info from
node_cpu_info
:However, as we run on performance mode, the cpu's frequency is actually 2999.970 (not 2.10GHZ):
So, is it possible to add a label something like
mhz
to show the cpu's frequency?I would like to implement this feature if possible.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: