Sar -F

sar -F requires sadc option in /etc/sysstat/sysstat -S XDISK or -S XALL activated.

Linux 4.15.0-74-generic (gitlab-runner-2) 	01/19/2020 	_x86_64_	(4 CPU)

08:07:01 PM  MBfsfree  MBfsused   %fsused  %ufsused     Ifree     Iused    %Iused FILESYSTEM
08:08:01 PM      3231      6781     67.73     73.00    541674    113686     17.35 /dev/vda2
08:08:01 PM         0        89    100.00    100.00         0     12842    100.00 /dev/loop0
08:08:01 PM         0        89    100.00    100.00         0     12842    100.00 /dev/loop1
08:08:01 PM     10276     90003     89.75     94.87   4456522   2097078     32.00 /dev/vdb1
Summary:         3231      6781     67.73     73.00    541674    113686     17.35 /dev/vda2
Summary:            0        89    100.00    100.00         0     12842    100.00 /dev/loop0
Summary:            0        89    100.00    100.00         0     12842    100.00 /dev/loop1
Summary:        10276     90003     89.75     94.87   4456522   2097078     32.00 /dev/vdb1

Related terms

• journalctl --disk-usage
• No space left on device
• docker system df

See also

• sar, installation, sar -A, sar -F, sar -d, sar -I ALL, sar -n NFS, sar -r, sar -S, sar -W, sar -n ALL, Installing sysstat using Ansible, /etc/sysstat/sysstat, /etc/cron.d/sysstat, sar --help, Sysstat changelog, /var/log/sysstat/, cpu time steal, sargraph, isag, Telegraf
• du, du -hs, Disk space usage, df, ls, tree, find, docker system df, journalctl --disk-usage, No space left on device, ENOSPC, sar -F, growpart, resize2fs, ncdu, duf, dua-cli