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>>>> Can anyone recommend a method for monitoring system resource usage in |
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>>>> a way that would allow me to correlate a rise in my web server's |
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>>>> response time with the usage of a particular system resource if such a |
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>>>> correlation exists? I don't need it to be 100% accurate, just |
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>>>> accurate enough to be able to make the correlation with a reasonable |
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>>>> degree of certainty. |
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>>>> |
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>>>> - Grant |
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>>> http://munin-monitoring.org/ |
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>> Looks very cool indeed! I am reading more about it now. Do you find |
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>> it easy to set up and maintain? |
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>> - Grant |
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> In my opinion it's very easy to setup. Basically you just merge it, |
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> enable your plugins (via symlink), add munin-node to the runlevel and |
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> make sure the munin cron job is enabled. Then just browse to |
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> http://localhost/munin |
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> There's also a entry on the gentoo wiki: http://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Munin |
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Agreed! Although getting apache, mysql, and nginx plugins fully |
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working is proving to be a little trickier. To get those going it's |
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necessary to edit /etc/munin/plugin-conf.d/munin-node as well as some |
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apache and nginx config. Still working on getting it all 100%. |
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- Grant |
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