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I'm wondering if there's a way to automate this kind of analysis to give you condensed, interesting points of a system performance status. À la powertop for pow
by Aissen 11y ago
I'm wondering if there's a way to automate this kind of analysis to give you condensed, interesting points of a system performance status. À la powertop for power management.
- jaimex2 11y agoThere is, look up Conky
- nanoojaboo 11y agomaybe monit or something similar (inspeqtor etc)
- akerro 11y agonmon
- ucsdrake 11y agoAgreed, considering they've built Vector (mentioned by bgregg in the second sentence - https://github.com/Netflix/vector https://github.com/Netflix/vector) on top of Performance Co-Pilot. While PCP doesn't yet have all the wrappers to mimic each sysstat output in a fully compat manner. The underlying mechanisms to remotely fetch that data (using the tools Vector is already built on), is already there.
- jeffjose 11y agoglances. Mentioned elsewhere in the thread.
- Aissen 11y agoVery nice. https://github.com/nicolargo/glances/ https://github.com/nicolargo/glances/ I like how there are configurable alerts for each datapoint, that's a start for analyzing what's wrong.
- Thaxll 11y agoCollectd + Graphite / InfluxDB + Grafana. You shoudn't need to ssh on a host to see those metrics.
- samstave 11y agoStackdriver, boundary, signalFX
- fedora007 11y agoglances? https://pypi.python.org/pypi/Glances https://pypi.python.org/pypi/Glances pip install glances.
- cakes 11y agoThere is - software like Splunk, SysTrack, etc. get towards that in various ways.