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Old 10-22-2007
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API about system performance monitor

Hello,
there. We want to write application on HP-UX to monitor system resource,such as CPU,Network Traffic Load,Disk Usage,etc. Anyone know these API functions except the system command ? thanks.
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man page for pstat
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thank you very much!
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Hi,

pstat works great on HP but I am looking for api on Solaris as well as couple of flavours of Linux. Can you help me in giving a more generic sort of api or method to use to get system and process cpu, memory and i/o usage.

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I have always used :
1) vmstat - Memory statistics
2) iostat - disk/tape io device statistics
3) sar - for everything.
4) netstat - network statistics
5) top - the last and ultimate tool.
6) glance - But it's a licensed version
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