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Add new filtering options, continue deprecations #2483

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172 changes: 119 additions & 53 deletions disk/datadog_checks/disk/data/conf.yaml.default
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init_config:

instances:
# The use_mount parameter will instruct the check to collect disk
# and fs metrics using mount points instead of volumes
## @param use_mount - boolean - required
## Instruct the check to collect using mount points instead of volumes.
#
- use_mount: false
# The (optional) excluded_filesystems parameter will instruct the check to
# ignore disks using these filesystems. Note: On some linux distributions,
# rootfs will be found and tagged as a device, add rootfs here to exclude.
# excluded_filesystems:
# - tmpfs

# The (optional) excluded_disks parameter will instruct the check to
# ignore this list of disks.
# Linux example:
# excluded_disks:
# - /dev/sda1
# - /dev/sda2
#
# Windows example:
# excluded_disks:
# - F:\
#
# The (optional) excluded_disk_re parameter will instruct the check to
# ignore all disks matching this regex.
# excluded_disk_re: /dev/sde.*
#
# The (optional) tag_by_filesystem parameter will instruct the check to
# tag all disks with their filesystem (for ex: filesystem:nfs).
# tag_by_filesystem: false
#
# The (optional) excluded_mountpoint_re parameter will instruct the check to
# ignore all mountpoints matching this regex.
# excluded_mountpoint_re: /mnt/somebody-elses-problem.*
#
# The (optional) all_partitions parameter will instruct the check to
# get metrics for all partitions. use_mount should be set to yes (to avoid
# collecting empty device names) when using this option.
# all_partitions: false
#
# The (optional) device_tag_re parameter will instruct the check to apply additional tags to
# volumes/mountpoints matching these regexes. Multiple comma-separated tags are supported.
# You must properly quote the string if the pattern contains special characters e.g. colons.
# Character casing is ignored on Windows.
# device_tag_re:
# /san/.*: device_type:san
# /dev/sda3: role:db,disk_size:large
# "c:": volume:boot
#
# The (optional) tags parameter allows you to customize tags for the instance
# tags:
# - optional_tag1
# - optional_tag2
#
# The (optional) service_check_rw parameter notifies when one of the partitions is in
# read-only mode
# service_check_rw: false

## @param all_partitions - boolean - optional
## Instruct the check to collect from partitions even without device names.
## Setting `use_mount` to true is strongly recommended in this case.
#
# all_partitions: false

## @param tags - list of key:value string - optional
## List of tags to attach to every metric and service check emitted by this integration.
##
## Learn more about tagging at https://docs.datadoghq.com/tagging
#
# tags:
# - <KEY_1>:<VALUE_1>
# - <KEY_2>:<VALUE_2>

## @param file_system_whitelist - list of regex - optional
## Instruct the check to only collect from matching file systems.
##
## Character casing is ignored. For convenience, the regular expressions
## start matching from the beginning and therefore to match anywhere you
## must prepend `.*`. For exact matches append `$`.
#
# file_system_whitelist:
# - ext[34]$
# - ntfs$

## @param file_system_blacklist - list of regex - optional
## Instruct the check to not collect from matching file systems.
##
## Character casing is ignored. For convenience, the regular expressions
## start matching from the beginning and therefore to match anywhere you
## must prepend `.*`. For exact matches append `$`.
##
## When conflicts arise, this will override `file_system_whitelist`.
#
# file_system_blacklist:
# - tmpfs$
# - rootfs$
# - autofs$
# - .*binfmt_misc

## @param device_whitelist - list of regex - optional
## Instruct the check to only collect from matching devices.
##
## Character casing is ignored on Windows. For convenience, the regular
## expressions start matching from the beginning and therefore to match
## anywhere you must prepend `.*`. For exact matches append `$`.
#
# device_whitelist:
# - /dev/sda[1-3]
# - C:

## @param device_blacklist - list of regex - optional
## Instruct the check to not collect from matching devices.
##
## Character casing is ignored on Windows. For convenience, the regular
## expressions start matching from the beginning and therefore to match
## anywhere you must prepend `.*`. For exact matches append `$`.
##
## When conflicts arise, this will override `device_whitelist`.
#
# device_blacklist:
# - /dev/sde
# - [FJ]:

## @param mount_point_whitelist - list of regex - optional
## Instruct the check to only collect from matching mount points.
##
## Character casing is ignored on Windows. For convenience, the regular
## expressions start matching from the beginning and therefore to match
## anywhere you must prepend `.*`. For exact matches append `$`.
#
# mount_point_whitelist:
# - /dev/sda[1-3]
# - C:

## @param mount_point_blacklist - list of regex - optional
## Instruct the check to not collect from matching mount points.
##
## Character casing is ignored on Windows. For convenience, the regular
## expressions start matching from the beginning and therefore to match
## anywhere you must prepend `.*`. For exact matches append `$`.
##
## When conflicts arise, this will override `mount_point_whitelist`.
#
# mount_point_blacklist:
# - /dev/sde
# - [FJ]:

## @param service_check_rw - boolean - optional
## Instruct the check to notify based on partition state.
##
## read-write -> OK
## read-only -> CRITICAL
## other -> UNKNOWN
#
# service_check_rw: false

## @param tag_by_filesystem - boolean - optional
## Instruct the check to tag all disks with their file system e.g. filesystem:ntfs.
#
# tag_by_filesystem: false

## @param device_tag_re - list of regex:tags string - optional
## Instruct the check to apply additional tags to matching
## devices (or mount points if `use_mount` is true).
##
## Character casing is ignored on Windows. Multiple comma-separated
## tags are supported. You must properly quote the string if the
## pattern contains special characters e.g. colons.
#
# device_tag_re:
# /san/.*: device_type:san
# /dev/sda3: role:db,disk_size:large
# "c:": volume:boot
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