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Old 01-04-2008, 10:12 PM
Adam Walker
 
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Default Free monitor/grapher/trender

Big Thanks to rlcross. The free nmon [works awesome, great monitor
replacement] web will web enable, graph, store, do trend analysis, etc
etc etc he has written the docu for running on AIX. This free
software has been certified to run on AIX 4.x 5.1 and 5.2, Suse and
redhat..

http://sourceforge.net/projects/nmon-webifier/

I could use a few more people to help test and package. This software
is free, FREE, no charges LGPL.

Adam

Basically nmon runs in daemon mode, a
'central' server collects and time stamps, web pages serve up
requested
graph types [via perl / gnuplot]... current graphs include;

<option selected value="cpu_extract.sh">CPU Usage</option>
<option value="cpu_total.sh">CPU Totals 24hr Average</option>
<option value="cpu_total76.sh">CPU Totals 7am-6pm Average</option>
<option value="cpu_idle.sh">CPU Idle 24hr Average</option>
<option value="cpu_idle76.sh">CPU Idle 7am-6pm Average</option>
<option value="chars_extract.sh">Character R/W</option>
<option value="files_extract.sh">File / Inode Statistics</option>
<option value="iostat_extract.sh">I/O Statistics</option>
<option value="ipc_extract.sh">IPC Statistics</option>
<option value="net_extract.sh">Network Usage</option>
<option value="run_extract.sh">Runnable - swap-in</option>
<option value="paging_extract.sh">System Paging</option>
<option value="pswitch_extract.sh">Process Switch</option>
<option value="realmem_extract.sh">Real Memory Usage</option>
<option value="memuse-ext.sh">Memory Allocation</option>
<option value="syscalls_extract.sh">System Calls</option>
<option value="virtualmem_extract.sh">Virtual Memory
Usage</option>
<option value="disk_ext.sh">Disk IO - SCSI/SSA/SAN</option>
<option value="ess_ext.sh">Disk IO - SDD/VPATH SAN Only</option>
<option value="cpu_disk.sh">CPU and Disk IO</option>
<option value="proc_mem.sh">CPU and Memory</option>

Working on a few others ie per cpu.
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