List the total size of all keys for each object on a pool.
object size_keys(kB) size_values(kB) total(kB) nr_keys nr_values
meta.log.44 0 1 1 0 10
data_log.78 0 56419 56419 0 406841
meta.log.36 0 1 1 0 10
data_log.71 0 56758 56758 0 409426
data_log.111 0 56519 56519 0 405909
...
This is based on the command rados listomapvals.
pool='.rgw.buckets.index'
list=`rados -p $pool ls`
(
echo "object size_keys(kB) size_values(kB) total(kB) nr_keys nr_values"
for obj in $list; do
echo -en "$obj ";
rados -p $pool listomapvals $obj | awk '
/^key: \(.* bytes\)/ { sizekey+= substr($2, 2, length($2)); nbkeys++ }
/^value: \(.* bytes\)/ { sizevalue+= substr($2, 2, length($2)); nbvalues++ }
END { printf("%i %i %i %i %i\n", sizekey/1024, sizevalue/1024, (sizekey+sizevalue)/1024, nbkey, nbvalues) }
'
done
)
The method is not really optimal, so it may take some time. But it helps to have an idea.
You can add | column -t at the end of the command line for better display :
object size_keys(kB) size_values(kB) total(kB) nr_keys nr_values
.dir.default.1970130.1.250 8863 75592 84455 0 538692
.dir.default.1977514.4.161 6 55 61 0 405
.dir.default.1977550.10.98 12 83 95 0 692
.dir.default.1977550.5.83 47 434 482 0 3074
.dir.default.1977550.11.34 0 1 2 0 15
.dir.default.1970130.1.69 9147 78077 87224 0 556235
.dir.default.1977550.8.116 0 0 0 0 3
.dir.default.1977550.3.49 0 4 5 0 36
.dir.default.1930743.19.0 0 0 0 0 0
.dir.default.1985483.1.40 204 1868 2073 0 13261
.dir.default.1977514.7.77 0 8 9 0 66
.dir.default.1977514.2.74 0 8 9 0 66
.dir.default.1977550.8.113 0 1 2 0 15
.dir.default.1977550.4.121 7 40 47 0 351
.dir.default.1977514.8.122 0 0 0 0 6
.dir.default.1985483.2.148 578 5423 6001 0 38583
...
http://ceph.com/docs/master/man/8/rados/#pool-specific-commands