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    Hi

    How do I find CPU and memory usage for all process on a system over time?
    I would like to run such a script and write the result to a log file.

    Hope you can help.

    Regards
    Jesper N


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    Mark Taylor wrote:
    > for memory usage you can use
    > svmon -P PID -i seconds count
    > <...snip...>
    Or use nmon

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    nmon is a good alternative, especially if you use it with the
    analyser.... performance toolbox can also do this and there are many
    other 3rd party systems monitoring tools like Big Brother etc..

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    Jesper Nordestgaard wrote:
    >
    > Hi
    >
    > How do I find CPU and memory usage for all process on a system over time?
    > I would like to run such a script and write the result to a log file.
    >
    > Hope you can help.
    >
    > Regards
    > Jesper N
    Jesper
    Please check out OSM.
    It allows you to write ANY script you want, in ANY language you want
    and simple plug it in. You can the monitor one machine or as many
    machines as you like. You can monitor "one thing" or as many things
    as you like.
    Because it is 100% web interface you must have apache installed in order
    to have the web pages served up to your browser (pages created by OSM
    from
    your scripts data (i.e. the plugin))

    It interfaces with cron very easily.
    thanks!


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