sar -v output

[Ruben Cardenal_2]

Hi,

Is there any (easy) way of having the info returned by sar -v in a porcentual way?

tia

[Norman_21]

Hi,

I would install Glance Plus which is more efficient and easy to understand. The Trial version should be in one of your CDs.

Hope this help.

[Stefan Farrelly]

As well as glance you should install the measurware collector (scopeux) and then PerfView which will let you create some nice color graphs of any performance statistic you want.

[Michael Steele_2]

Is that punctual?

sar -v 5 5 is typical. reports every 5 seconds through report 1 to 5.

Here a quick cron for a history of sar every hour of the day, 365 days of the year.

00 * * * * sar -v 5 5 >> /tmp/sar_report

[Steven E. Protter]

I'm attaching a more comprehensive, tested set of sar scripts. They collect data for a user defined amount of time.

I think it might help.

SEP

[Dietmar Konermann]

To come back to the original question...

sar -v 1 11 | awk '
{
if ($2 != "N/A") next;
split ($4, f, "\/"); printf ("proc-sz %d%, ", f[1] / f[2] *100 +.5);
split ($6, f, "\/"); printf ("inode-sz %d%, ", f[1] / f[2] *100 +.5);
split ($8, f, "\/"); printf ("file-sz %d%\n", f[1] / f[2] *100 +.5);
}'

Please note that looking at inode-sz does not make sense at all.

Best regards...
Dietmar.

[Geoff Wild]

If you are looking to document your server(s) with a nice report, check out:

http://cfg2html.port5.com/index.html

Rgds...Geoff