Apache-ant combined Nmon native running monitoring database and server

Nmon and Apache for specific monitoring

Demand:

Company business requirements Performance testing, need to monitor 20 nodes simultaneously, record cup, memory, IO and other indicators;

Through the network data trial open source software nmon can monitor;

Thinking:

If you need to monitor 20 machines at the same time, it is difficult to run the Nmon estimate by the full-beat command, and I think how to run the script in this machine to implement the remote command operation 20 machine monitoring.

Installation steps:
1. First, install Ant
To the official homepage http://ant.apache.org Download the new version or the old version (this time using Ant1.8.1) ant, get a apache-ant-1.8.1-bin.zip compression package. Unzip it to your hard drive, for example: C:\apache-ant-1.8.1.
Second, configure environment variables
Set the ANT environment variable in window:
Ant_home c:/apache-ant-1.8.1
Path c:/Apache-ant-1.8.1/bin
Classpath C:/apache-ant-1.8.1/lib
Note: "
Configure environment variables: My Computer----Properties-----Advanced----Environment Variables
such as: ant_home:c:\apache-ant-1.8.1
Path:%ant_home%\bin (for ease of operation in a DOS environment)
Experiment has always failed, no way to change the address c:/Apache-ant-1.8.1/bin, and no longer use the variable ... It worked..
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Third, verify the Ant
To verify that ant is installed successfully, you can do the following:
Select: Start and Run->cmd, enter the following command: Ant
If the following appears, the installation is successful:
Buildfile:build.xml does not exist!
Build failed

View version: Ant-version

However, if the following occurs, ' ant ' is not an internal or external command and is not a running program or batch file. 】

Indicates that the installation failed (you can repeat the preceding steps until the installation is successful.) ）

Through the predecessors to provide information, and then implement the script as follows:

<project name= "Anthome" basedir= ". /"default=" main ">

<property name= "User" value= "root"/> <!-user Name
<property name= "passwd" value= "123456"/> <!-Password--

<property name= "M83" value= "192.168.124.83"/> <!-ip Address--

<property name= "TargetDir" value= "/home/weblogic/nmon_dir"/> <!-Path--

<property name= "Nmon_cmd" value= "./nmon_x86_64_sles11-f-t-r-test-s 5-c 60-f"/> <!-nmon location determine if you can run

<property name= "Nmon_filename" value= "nmon_vu_"/> <!-result command rules


<property name= "Nmon_filename_12" value= "${nmon_filename}12.nmon"/>


<property name= "Resultdir" value= "D:/result"/> <!-Save Results

<target name= "Main" >
</target>

<target name= "Run-nmon" >
<sshexec host= "${m12}" Username= "${user}" password= "${passwd}" trust= "true"
command= "CD ${targetdir};
${nmon_cmd} ${nmon_filename_12} "/>

</target>

<target name= "Copy-file" >
<SCP file= "${user}:${passwd}@${m12}:${targetdir}/${nmon_filename_12}" todir= "d:/" trust= "true"/>

</target>

<target name= "clean" >

<sshexec host= "${m12}" Username= "${user}" password= "${passwd}" trust= "true"
Command= "rm ${targetdir}/${nmon_filename_12}"/>


</target>

</project>

The above script saves the name: Build.xml and placed in the D packing directory;

1. Execute The ant command; <?xml:namespace prefix= "O" ns= "Urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" >

?xml:namespace>

2. Locate The path ofthe installation apache-ant , thebulid.xml file is placed in the path, to modify the command, the name is in the XML and implement ant Run-nmon for monitoring;

3. after the monitoring is complete, download the document:ant Copy-file

4. Cleanup: Ant clean command

Thank you for your advice here.

May the people who are destined to use it. May the predecessors and the pioneers and their families safe and healthy;

Apache-ant combined Nmon native running monitoring database and server