Monitoring server resources

[JackBauer]

Hello,

How are you monitoring your server resources? CPU? IO?

Do you use any tool to make graphs?

Thanks

[MartinR]

PCP will give you all the stats you want with the option of both live and recorded graphs. Furthermore, there is some integration with cockpit for the statistics collection.

[jlehtone]

collectd. From CentOS OpsTools SIG's repo.

[JackBauer]

PCP will give you all the stats you want with the option of both live and recorded graphs. Furthermore, there is some integration with cockpit for the statistics collection.

Is that it?

https://access.redhat.com/documentation ... erformance

[JackBauer]

collectd. From CentOS OpsTools SIG's repo.

I will check this guide then

https://www.linuxsysadmins.com/install- ... -on-linux/

[MartinR]

Yes; PCP = Performance Co-Pilot.
It was originally developed by SGI/Cray to monitor their (for the time) big machines and large academic clusters (£million plus class). It was eventually released into Linux. You can also look out for pmie which is the inference engine. pmie will monitor stats and take actions depending upon what is happening, a sort of virtual operator.

[TrevorH]

There are also things like cacti, librenms, possibly zabbix and many others.