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So heres the deal:
I have three servers, one with ubuntu 9.10 karmic koala, one with openSUSE 11.2 and one Where the operating system is to be decided later
What ...
- 02-26-2010 #1Just Joined!
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Need a monitoring program for three different linux.
So heres the deal:
I have three servers, one with ubuntu 9.10 karmic koala, one with openSUSE 11.2 and one Where the operating system is to be decided later
What i need is a program that can monitor all three servers with information like:
-Hostname
-RAM
-CPU +++
The best would be if it could be generated into php or something like that.
I also want this to run either from the SUSE server or from the ubuntu server.
Any ideas?
- 02-26-2010 #2
hi,
For monitoring, I was happy with munin for quite a while and can still recommend it.
Munin - Trac
Very simple to have all the basic monitoring done.
However, as the number of my servers grew close to 4digits, I switched to xymon, formerly known as hobbit.
green : Xymon - Status @ Fri Feb 26 19:26:48 2010
Nagios of course is also worth mentioning, but I dont have recent experience with it.
Nagios - The Industry Standard in IT Infrastructure MonitoringYou must always face the curtain with a bow.
- 03-02-2010 #3Just Joined!
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Zabbix, if you plan to monitor your network and things like that.
Has up to date documentation and a very active community.
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... you will be surprised what AoMi can do for you
Hello,
you want to monitor your LINUX server from a remote WINDOWS- or LINUX- machine ? Or vica verse ? Resource consumption ? Runtime ? End-to-end-responsetime ? MySQL last query costs ? MySQL statement runtime ?
Visit my http:/notebook.linuxaomi.operaunite.com and select File Sharing:
There you will find AoMi-LINUX-, AoMi-WINDOWS- and AoMi-XAMP-screenshots.
However if you are interested in the real thing, type:
http:/notebook.linuxaomi.operaunite.com/192.168.100.203/aomi/rtm.php or
http:/notebook.windowsaomi.operaunite.com/192.168.100.205/xampp/rtm.php
I am pretty sure this multi-language-, multi-browser-package will be the answer to your performance monitoring project. It's a classic XAMPP application exploiting AJAX speedwise. And most important to you it's pure PHP with MySQL.
Have fun and
Enjoy AoMi rtm (realtime monitor)
linuxaomi


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