hdparm seems to be a better way to monitor the health of my servers' SSDs than smartctl. Doing a short smartctl test on a faulty SSD often says its fine when its not.
I would like a Zabbix template that runs a command like:
hdparm -t /dev/diskdevice
on all of my disks and flags any that give a `hdparm -t` output of say less than 200 MB/s. A poor hdparm output seems to be a better indicator of a disk on its way out than having to do a long smartctl test which can take hours.
Has anyone already created such a template that they'd be willing to share to save me the effort of writing this myself?
Thanks
I would like a Zabbix template that runs a command like:
hdparm -t /dev/diskdevice
on all of my disks and flags any that give a `hdparm -t` output of say less than 200 MB/s. A poor hdparm output seems to be a better indicator of a disk on its way out than having to do a long smartctl test which can take hours.
Has anyone already created such a template that they'd be willing to share to save me the effort of writing this myself?
Thanks