Ubuntu Servers :: Performance Monitoring Tool For Trend Analysis?
Feb 9, 2010
It is vital to get a useful server performance monitoring tool that prevents growth related performance issues. Moreover, it should offer long term capacity planning and trend analysis along with detecting performance issues and unwanted outages.
I'm interested in a Open Source performance monitoring tool that can work across the board on all Linux platforms. If such a product does not exist that works on all the platforms, Redhat would be the platform I am most interested in. Can I get some suggestions and locations on where to down load?
I know that there are other threads about performance problems (10.10 runs slow and jerky and way too slow for instance), but there is no solution (at least for me): I have a normal laptop (ASUS F5 with 2 GB). I used Ubuntu 9.x, and it was fine, there were no performance issues. But with Ubuntu 10.10 most applications are very slow (nautilus, OpenOffice, Eclipse ...). I have GNOME and no visual effects (hardware driver for graphics card). It is almost impossible to work with this system.Can I use a profiling tool for analysis? What tool do you recommend?
I am making comparison between tora , dsr , dsdv and aodv. There is some error in tora.tcl protocol. Rest is working fine..why the tora.tcl is popping the error?
Error is given below:- Code: num_nodes is set 6 INITIALIZE THE LIST xListHead (_o22 cmd line 1) invoked from within "_o22 cmd port-dmux _o37" invoked from within "catch "$self cmd $args" ret" invoked from within "if [catch "$self cmd $args" ret] { set cls [$self info class] global errorInfo set savedInfo $errorInfo error "error when calling class $cls: $args" $..." .....
recommend some really good performance analysis tools? Top is not good because it has problems.I am looking for some products like collectD, collectl, or something else comparable.I need something that will look at tasks, cpu, memory, disk usage, interrupts, priorities.If I am missing a tool listed then let me know.I am looking for something that can display the results graphically.
In Short: I want something that will show me which files and associated requested URLs are causing the highest load on our web server.
Verbose: We already monitor our Apache web server using Cacti, Nagios, and of course traditional nix commands, but I am looking for something specifically to take an Apache process ID and tie that to a users request for a specific file and URL. The great thing about something like this is that it would be able to show me the worse performing PHP files. Special bonus if it can store this data over time for reports.
I have been googling around for something like this but can't seem to find it. Bonus if it exists in Cacti or Nagios already and I'm just to blind. I started writing my own PERL script to do this, but have limited time to devote to this at work so if a solution already exists I'm game, else I'll just have to write it myself. I'm also worried about my own scripted solution in that it won't get it write because it will be leveraging the output of a specialzed apache log that records the PID and then doing a look up with ps aux looking for that PID.
Is there a 'top' like command for monitoring the GPU and memory usage of a video card? I am most interested in Linux commands, but and OS would be interesting. I strongly suspect that for a group of my systems the video cards are being under-utilized (but I have no idea by how much) and would like to re-allocate funds to other bottle-necks. We are using higher end cards, so the price difference between cards is significant.
I remotely access to my OPENsuse 11. I am using TightVNC program. There is nothing wrong with accessing. But I have to start an analysis program, an this analysis takes about 4 to 6 hours. Therefore, I want to disconnect and let my analysis continue.But after disconnecting from suse, the program i started stops to work. Does anybody know how not to kill the program while i am not connected?
Linux OS Version/Release: Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server release 5.5 (Tikanga) Linux <hostname> 2.6.18-194.8.1.el5 #1 SMP Wed Jun 23 10:52:51 EDT 2010 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux I have a server that hosts 30+ Oracle databases. Each database has its own set of scripts that shuts down the database and start the database. Things has been working "smoothly" in the last couple of months until this week.
My log in most cases shows errors like the ones below:cannot fork [Resource temporarily unavailable] Connection reset by peer I am 100% sure that the scripts are not at fault since it has been working with no errors for months. I want to monitor the server for what resource or configurations I have to tweak to get around this problem if possible, am I exceeding my ulimit settings running out of process,out of memory/swap space etc?
I wish I could stay up 24x7 to monitor to monitor the server but I can't. Can anyone please advise if there is any monitoring script available somewhere that I can put in cron to temporarily monitor the server for resource issues, for example memory used/left, swap space used/left, ulimit-num-process used/left, nofiles used/left etc.
I am in search of a free tool (Due to Finance Manager budget restrictions) for monitoring USB, Folder and Internet access for network users.I want to know when someone plugs in a USB drive, which folders they access and which websites they visit. CEO request but no budget given to this request.
I was looking for some software to run on my Debian vServer which monitors RAM, CPU and HDD usage. This tool should not require Gnome/KDE, so I guess I'll end up with a PHP tool. I did some search but came up with nothing. I'm using Parallels Power Panel (there might be a plugin or something like that?)
I wonder if there is any tool that can read health of my HDD's? There are tons in windows but what options are there in Linux? I would really hope there is a tool a can install without using terminal cause I dont have web access for the Xubuntu right now. If anyone aware of such a tool, preferable a .deb file so I can easily install without hazzle. Also I hope tools like that are not littered with tons of dependencies. Cause those dependencies are a major challenge without online connection. If there exist any smart terminal commands that will let med check health status pls let me know and pls write down the command. I have enabled the s.m.a.r.t in BIOS. I have 4 drives running Raid 0 if that matters.
I want to know which was the best networking monitoring tool in linux wright now im using opennms . i like to try out with any other monitoring tool can somebody say which one is best one followed in linux industry
I have recently purchased dedicated box for game servers, I just wanted to install bandwidth monitoring software, however I have read comments regarding it as it uses lot of CPU resources. There is another method to monitor bandwidth using iptables. But that article is too complex for me: [URL]. I just want to check my overall bandwidth not from any particular ports. Any teaching commands to do that, as my new to Fedora. I use ssh to control my server.
Can you provide some form of monitoring on this server or recommend any server-side applications that could monitor the status, in high detail, including traffic, etc?
I'm looking for commandline monitoring tool for mysql and only thing I can find is mtop. Unfortunately, mtop's development halted back in 2004. Can someone suggest an alternative? or is there such thing?
I have install zabbix_agent on zabbix_server, I can connect to the zabbox server from the server itself, but can't connect from other machine.
what are the steps of adding new client, I did following: 1- configure /etc/zabbix/zabbix_agent..conf, add following code...
How can i add the host on to the ZABBIX web interface? Under Configuration->Hosts I have added the host but I don't see any report, I am no sure if server is able to see agent?
I'm looking for an application that can run remotely to periodically check a webserver to ensure that it's delivering pages. I can't use one of the free web-based services because the servers I'm monitoring are closed to the outside internet. I have internal client machines I'd like to install the monitoring tool onto that can check specific URLs in both HTTP and HTTPS. Then email a notification when something stops responding. It would be nice to have a tool that is platform agnostic (written in perl, python, etc.) so I could have flexibility in what type of client machine I use for the monitoring.
Can any one tell me a network monitoring tool which can monitor remote connectivity and generate a comprehensive report about the link state like up/down, error timings, increase in latency and packet loss rate.
i had configured disk alert and getting javamal alert for node down events but still im facing issue in getting disk space alert im following these below link [URL] im using foollowinglink for conf datacollection-config-xmlfile
I am using MySQL version 5.1.47 (64bit) on Centos 5.5 in production environment. I am exploring option to monitor MySQL though SNMP traps. Can anybody please let me know if there is any open source SNMP tool that can be used for MySQL monitoring?