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Old 09-14-2007
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Solaris Performance Monitoring Graphing Tool
Hi All

Anyone out there using any graphing tool for Solaris performance data taken either through SAR utility or iosatat, vmstat, nicstat etc. There are a couple on googling like statsview and rrdtool but not sure if anyone is really happy and satisfied with using any of the graphing tool.

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Old 09-26-2007
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You might want to take a look at MRTG. It is originaly designed to monitor network traffic information and display this in a web environment. however some searching in google will tell you that you can use it for all kinds of stats. CPU, mem use, number of processes,.... etc etc.


Maybe this is something you can use.


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