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@ctuffli There is the bhyvectl(8) command. I don't know if that's what you're after, but it might be.
edit[0]: The manual page is incomplete. Just run the bhyvectl command with no arguments, and that will give you a better picture of what it can do.
@lattera I looked at bhyvectl and didn't think it did what I wanted. The question I'm trying to answer is, for a given VM, how many virtual disk read/write/discard operations has it done and at what rate (i.e., IOPs, bandwidth, and latency). The question is would others find this information useful and if so, where would they expect to find the results.
The vague mental model is: zpool iostat but for VMs.
@ctuffli Ah, yeah, that makes sense. I wonder if DTrace could be of use here.
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