clickhouse get tables size

clickhouse-get-tables-size.sql

SELECT table,
    formatReadableSize(sum(bytes)) as size,
    min(min_date) as min_date,
    max(max_date) as max_date
    FROM system.parts
    WHERE active
GROUP BY table

thx for the nice ideas.
@nanmu42 i removed the usage of currentDatabase() and using this as view now, really helpfull, thx!

-- CREATE VIEW meta.table_info AS
select
    parts.*,
    columns.compressed_size,
    columns.uncompressed_size,
    columns.ratio
from (
    select database,
        table,
        formatReadableSize(sum(data_uncompressed_bytes))          AS uncompressed_size,
        formatReadableSize(sum(data_compressed_bytes))            AS compressed_size,
        sum(data_compressed_bytes) / sum(data_uncompressed_bytes) AS ratio
    from system.columns
    group by database, table
) columns right join (
    select database,
           table,
           sum(rows)                                            as rows,
           max(modification_time)                               as latest_modification,
           formatReadableSize(sum(bytes))                       as disk_size,
           formatReadableSize(sum(primary_key_bytes_in_memory)) as primary_keys_size,
           any(engine)                                          as engine,
           sum(bytes)                                           as bytes_size
    from system.parts
    where active
    group by database, table
) parts on ( columns.database = parts.database and columns.table = parts.table )
order by parts.bytes_size desc;

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parts.database|parts.table        |rows      |latest_modification|disk_size |primary_keys_size|engine   |bytes_size |compressed_size|uncompressed_size|ratio               |
--------------+-------------------+----------+-------------------+----------+-----------------+---------+-----------+---------------+-----------------+--------------------+
XXXX_XYZ      |stat               |2785390432|2021-12-30 13:18:02|63.16 GiB |12.67 MiB        |MergeTree|67818785564|62.92 GiB      |455.69 GiB       |  0.1380777904379178|
XXXX_XYZ      |xxxx_stat          | 126229688|2021-12-30 13:18:02|4.74 GiB  |46.12 KiB        |MergeTree| 5086896141|4.72 GiB       |20.57 GiB        | 0.22955898394311353|
XXXX_XYZ      |stat_ad_rotate     |2225681893|2021-12-30 13:15:01|2.68 GiB  |5.70 MiB         |MergeTree| 2875869576|2.63 GiB       |78.76 GiB        |0.033415321783118186|
XXXX_XYZ      |xxxxx_stat         |   4185953|2021-12-30 13:19:02|227.39 MiB|20.99 KiB        |MergeTree|  238434440|222.91 MiB     |896.37 MiB       | 0.24868153479762312|
XXXX_XYZ      |xxxxx_domain_link  |  21416450|2021-12-30 13:19:02|139.04 MiB|26.41 KiB        |MergeTree|  145798523|133.79 MiB     |354.18 MiB       | 0.37773677725847915|
XXXX_XYZ      |xxxxx_stat         |   1673219|2021-12-30 08:30:07|96.19 MiB |816.00 B         |MergeTree|  100861023|95.41 MiB      |334.69 MiB       |  0.2850605846725567|
XXXX_XYZ      |ab_stat            |      5056|1970-01-01 03:00:00|132.36 KiB|15.00 B          |MergeTree|     135541|130.16 KiB     |666.56 KiB       |  0.1952736755743085|

any idea how to remove the parts. in parts.database and parts.table without writing down all columns again?

brilliant. I rounded the ratio for a smaller column

round(sum(data_compressed_bytes) / sum(data_uncompressed_bytes), 3) AS ratio

Hey all, awesome scripts! Many thanks for this contributions ❤️

awesome scripts!

I add a compression percentage as find them easier than ratios at-a-glance

select parts.*,
       columns.compressed_size,
       columns.uncompressed_size,
       columns.compression_ratio,
       columns.compression_percentage
from (
         select table,
                formatReadableSize(sum(data_uncompressed_bytes))          AS uncompressed_size,
                formatReadableSize(sum(data_compressed_bytes))            AS compressed_size,
                round(sum(data_compressed_bytes) / sum(data_uncompressed_bytes), 3) AS  compression_ratio,
                round((100 - (sum(data_compressed_bytes) * 100) / sum(data_uncompressed_bytes)), 3) AS compression_percentage

             from system.columns
             group by table
         ) columns
         right join (
    select table,
           sum(rows)                                            as rows,
           max(modification_time)                               as latest_modification,
           formatReadableSize(sum(bytes))                       as disk_size,
           formatReadableSize(sum(primary_key_bytes_in_memory)) as primary_keys_size,
           any(engine)                                          as engine,
           sum(bytes)                                           as bytes_size
    from system.parts
    where active 
    group by database, table
    ) parts on columns.table = parts.table
order by parts.bytes_size desc;

Thanks a lot. Very helpful scripts.

Thx you guys and gals! Real useful sqls! You've just inspired me to code a little exporter to view the presented data in prometheus or grafana.

Thx you guys and gals! Real useful sqls! You've just inspired me to code a little exporter to view the presented data in prometheus or grafana.

Mmm... Smth like this https://github.com/alexeyantropov/clickhouse_table_exporter/blob/main/src/exporter.py

@alexeyantropov do you mind to add some custom queries? Have you finished to code a little exporter?

@alexeyantropov do you mind to add some custom queries? Have you finished to code a little exporter?

I've finished and use it in my production environment. But sure I can add some extra queries and metrics. What have you to suggest?

if you have run out of disk space, you should pay attention to the logs.
Use any query above to identify the abnormal amount of data.

Find partition id

select * from system.parts where table = 'trace_log'

manual drop log

ALTER TABLE system.trace_log (DROP PARTITION 202504);  -- 202504 value from column partition

After manual cleaning, you can use this manual for disable trace_log and other log metrics
https://kb.altinity.com/altinity-kb-setup-and-maintenance/altinity-kb-system-tables-eat-my-disk/

Hi everyone, I new to Clickhouse. But my use case is also similar. I want to develop a time-series based dashboard in Grafana which shows how all table's size varies in a timely fashion. Does anyone has an idea how to get that done. Like my query just gives the table size for current time. I want table size over a period of time. Can someone please help.