Low Level Discovery Physical Disk Windows Performance Monitoring

[vintagegamingsystems]

If anyone is interested, the contents of this repository will allow you low level discover and monitor individual disks on a Windows machine. Let me know if any of the returned metrics are incorrect.

https://github.com/vintagegamingsystems/Disk-Low-Level-Discovery-for-Physical-Disk-within-Windows-Performance-Monitoring-in-Zabbix

[ArtemK]

wow, that's what I wanted to implement on this week. Thank you very much

[vintagegamingsystems]

Writing Code

I need to write the code so that it takes into account multiple disk partitions on the disks. If you have multiple disk partitions that have drive letters assigned, the items will become unsupported.

[vintagegamingsystems]

Fixed

It should now be working with multiple partitions with drive letters. I hope you all enjoy.

[vintagegamingsystems]

Total Rewrite

Works great now.

$drives = typeperf -qx physicaldisk | findstr /r "Idle" | select-string -pattern "[0-9]\s[a-z]:((\s[a-z]:)+(\s)?)?" -allmatches -list | select matches
write-host "{"
	write-host " `"data`":[`n"
	foreach ($perfDrives in $drives)
		{
		$line= "{ `"{#DISKNUMLET}`" : `"" + $perfDrives.matches + "`" },"
		write-host $line
		}
	write-host
	write-host " ]"
	write-host "}"
	write-host

[Grandpa]

Small update

In v.2.4 you'll get "invalid JSON (...)" error. The problem is the comma in the last line. This would do the job:

$drives = typeperf -qx physicaldisk | findstr /r "Idle" | select-string -pattern "[0-9]\s[a-z]:((\s[a-z]:)+(\s)?)?" -allmatches -list | select matches

write-host "{"
	write-host " `"data`":[`n"

	#temp variable
	$temp = 1
	
	foreach ($perfDrives in $drives)
		{
			if ($temp -eq 0){
			Write-Host ",";
		} 
		else{
			$temp = 0;
		}
		$line= "{ `"{#DISKNUMLET}`" : `"" + $perfDrives.matches + "`" }"
		Write-Host -NoNewline $line
		}
	
	# Close the JSON message
	write-host
	write-host " ]"
	write-host "}"
	write-host