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Operating Systems Linux ntop/Nmon alternatives Post 302151784 by satimis on Monday 17th of December 2007 10:16:46 AM

12-17-2007

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Originally Posted by sysgate

Performance is too general high level term, can you specify what exactly you need to monitor ?

Thanks for your advice.

No specific requirement for the time being. Just found it on Internet googling. Neither I have deep knowledge on this package. Before starting injecting effort on it I expect to know whether there are better alternatives avoiding spending time and effort on secondary tool.

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On the other hand, a tool similar to the above ones is "sar" - system activity report, part of "sysstat" package.

Whether you meant;
Sysstat - Free Software Directory - Free Software Foundation

TIA

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monitoring::livestatus::multi

Monitoring::Livestatus::MULTI(3pm)			User Contributed Perl Documentation			Monitoring::Livestatus::MULTI(3pm)

NAME

       Monitoring::Livestatus::MULTI - connector with multiple peers

SYNOPSIS

	   use Monitoring::Livestatus;
	   my $nl = Monitoring::Livestatus::MULTI->new( qw{nagioshost1:9999 nagioshost2:9999 /var/spool/nagios/live.socket} );
	   my $hosts = $nl->selectall_arrayref("GET hosts");

CONSTRUCTOR

   new ( [ARGS] )
       Creates an "Monitoring::Livestatus::MULTI" object. "new" takes at least the server.  Arguments are the same as in Monitoring::Livestatus.

METHODS

   do
       See Monitoring::Livestatus for more information.

   selectall_arrayref
       See Monitoring::Livestatus for more information.

   selectall_hashref
       See Monitoring::Livestatus for more information.

   selectcol_arrayref
       See Monitoring::Livestatus for more information.

   selectrow_array
       See Monitoring::Livestatus for more information.

   selectrow_arrayref
       See Monitoring::Livestatus for more information.

   selectrow_hashref
       See Monitoring::Livestatus for more information.

   selectscalar_value
       See Monitoring::Livestatus for more information.

   errors_are_fatal
       See Monitoring::Livestatus for more information.

   warnings
       See Monitoring::Livestatus for more information.

   verbose
       See Monitoring::Livestatus for more information.

   peer_addr
       See Monitoring::Livestatus for more information.

   peer_name
       See Monitoring::Livestatus for more information.

   peer_key
       See Monitoring::Livestatus for more information.

   disable
	$ml->disable()

       disables this connection, returns the last state.

   enable
	$ml->enable()

       enables this connection, returns the last state.

AUTHOR

       Sven Nierlein, <nierlein@cpan.org>

COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE

       Copyright (C) 2009 by Sven Nierlein

       This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.

perl v5.12.3							    2010-07-04					Monitoring::Livestatus::MULTI(3pm)