This include stats from virtual router as well since libvirt exporter use virsh libraries to fetch details. For libvirt, virual router is just another VM and so it will exporter those stats also.
Run virsh list and you will see virual router entry and using dommemstats or other commands you can see other detaila Sent from my iPhone On 05-Apr-2019, at 5:09 PM, Riepl, Gregor (SWISS TXT) <gregor.ri...@swisstxt.ch> wrote: >> You can use "libvirt exporter" to export all stats like cpu utilization, >> memory consumption, disk read/write, network read/write and export it to >> prometheus. From prometheus you can use grafana or other monitoring tools >> to see all stats. We use exporter merger third party tool to merge all the >> data from all the hypervisors and show it on dashboard. This way if any of >> your vm is having issues, you can quickly look at graphs and troubleshoot >> it. > > Good point, but this won't cover metrics that are integral to the virtual > router. > The hypervisor doesn't know about what a VM's network stack does.
