I have a dual processor xeon server, running Red Hat Linux 9, that I was
trying to stress test. The system has a SCSI based RAID 5 disk array. It had
great response times for what I was testing until I got 468 instances of the
application being tested running. It is a web based application that use
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Subject: system performance monitoring
Some of you may be familiar with Blair Zajac's ORCA
(http://www.orcaware.com/orca/), which works wonderfully with Adrian
Cocroft's SE performance toolkit for solaris. I'm wondering if anyone is
aware of a simila
On Wed, Feb 20, 2002 at 10:16:12AM -0600, Matthew Boeckman wrote:
> Specifically I'm looking for something that gif-ifies system
> utilization, broken out by CPU/mem/net, etc. I'm aware of things like
> GKRELLM, but it does not archive results. Any ideas?
We use MRTG. http://people.ee.ethz.ch/
Personally I'm pretty happy with Big Brother found at http://bb4.com
I've found their solution is simple to implement and supports multiple
platforms (UNIX and Windoze). History is available for any system. It
may/may not be what you are looking for. Something to look at.
Frank
Some o
Some of you may be familiar with Blair Zajac's ORCA
(http://www.orcaware.com/orca/), which works wonderfully with Adrian
Cocroft's SE performance toolkit for solaris. I'm wondering if anyone is
aware of a similair solution for redhat.
Specifically I'm looking for something that gif-ifies syste
