ono, (edited )

Something like iotop -Pao (real-time) or iotop -obd (batch) ought to do the job. I don’t know if it includes writes to non-physical devices like tmpfs.

Some other commands you might find interesting: iosnoop, fatrace, pidstat, blktrace.

lnxtx,
@lnxtx@feddit.nl avatar

inotify-tools:


<span style="color:#323232;">inotifywait -r -m desired/directory
</span>
d3Xt3r,

sysdig can monitor and display file IO usage.

See this page for some examples: github.com/draios/sysdig/wiki/Sysdig Examples#dis…

lemann,

Iotop, lsof

They won’t do exactly what you want but will get you partway there

thelastknowngod,

For read/write ops or disk usage over time, I would usually use a monitoring system like Prometheus and Grafana.

When you start talking about what specific files are accessed and when, that’s usually up to an intrusion detection system (or IDS). I don’t have good recommendations for that unfortunately.

Flanhare,

iotop maybe?

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