Graph information
This graph shows the inode usage for the partitions of types that use inodes.
| Field | Internal name | Type | Warning | Critical | Info |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| / | _dev_sd0a | gauge | 92 | 98 | / -> /dev/sd0a |
| /tmp | _dev_sd0d | gauge | 92 | 98 | /tmp -> /dev/sd0d |
| /var | _dev_sd0e | gauge | 92 | 98 | /var -> /dev/sd0e |
| /usr | _dev_sd0f | gauge | 92 | 98 | /usr -> /dev/sd0f |
| /usr/X11R6 | _dev_sd0g | gauge | 92 | 98 | /usr/X11R6 -> /dev/sd0g |
| /usr/local | _dev_sd0h | gauge | 92 | 98 | /usr/local -> /dev/sd0h |
| /usr/src | _dev_sd0i | gauge | 92 | 98 | /usr/src -> /dev/sd0i |
| /usr/obj | _dev_sd0j | gauge | 92 | 98 | /usr/obj -> /dev/sd0j |
| /home | _dev_sd0k | gauge | 92 | 98 | /home -> /dev/sd0k |
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