Performance monitoring?

[boje]

Hi!

Is there any good tool besides Glance to monitoring performance with? Any ported software?

Br
Patrik

[Frank de Vries]

There are many tools.

There is Mwa measureware from hp.

There is Ehealth from Concorde,
ensure you take the live performance monitering tool. This is payable.

There are open platforms like Nagios,
using snmp.

[Wim Rombauts]

It also depends on what yyou are trying to measure.
- System load (CPI, I/O, ...) ? Then I think sar can do a lot, but you will have to interprete the numbers yourself.
- Response times ? Then I think you need a more application-specific tool.

[boje]

I am mostly locking for CPU, Memory and Disk usage.

Br
Patrik

[AINMS]

hi
if you have more than one server you can use hp openview application such as OVO (openview operation) whichis a fault management tool which give you notification about cpu ,memory and buffer or any process you need to monitor on the server

also OVPI with system resource report pack which enable you to get near real time and historical reportes about CPU,Memomrory and buffer and also processes needed to be monitored

HTH
AINMS

[Jeeshan]

you can use third party software like applications manager, nagios, zabbix or zenoss.

[boje]

Is there any third party open source application to monitor memory, cpu and disk in real time?

Br
Patrik

[Jeeshan]

nagios is a free open source software and zabbix or zenoss are also free. visit their web site.

[Steven E. Protter]

Shalom,

Yes, I helped write this one.

http://www.hpux.ws/?p=6

Its a mod of of scripts HP gave me to measure performance.

Also potentially helpful is the memory leak detector on the very same site.

http://www.hpux.ws/?p=8

SEP

[Jaime Bolanos Rojas.]

Well OpenView can help but is very expensive to set up, glance is good to detect the problem, but not so good at finding the solution, if you what are concerned is with performance at the memory level, well there are several and so many commands that can help you, as well as some unsupported tools listed in this link:

ftp://eh:spear9@hprc.external.hp.com/memory.htm

Regards,

Jaime.

[rick jones]

When you get to the point of asking "Why is consuming so much CPU?" you might consider:

http://www.hp.com/go/caliper

also, for deep thought and contemplation of what is going on in the system at levels beyond glance there is:

http://www.hp.com/go/ktracer

which will come along for the ride with Caliper.

[Dennis Handly]

>rick: http://www.hp.com/go/caliper

You forgot to mention free for Integrity HP-UX. :-)