Spotlight Monitoring Linux Servers

1. Install Spotlight on Unix

: Http://worlddownloads.quest.com.edgesuite.net/Repository/www.quest.com/latest_versions/SpotlightonUnix_70.exe

Fool installation

2, configure Spotlight Login user, note Spotlight Default cannot use the root user to connect, need the user to create a user with root privileges.

(1) Useradd Spotlight (2) passwd spotlight; (3) VIM/ETC/PASSWD (4) Change the UID and GID of Spotlight to 0:0

3, check whether Linux installs Sysstat.

(1) Check whether to install Sysstat package: Rpm-q sysstat;

(2) If not, install: RPM-IVH sysstat.

4. System

System Information includes Linux version, system run time, current time

5. Network

Includes number of connections and broadband

6. CPU

The user uses the CPU, the system uses the CPU and the remaining CPU;

It also includes process queues.

7. Memory

Memory conditions include usage of physical and virtual memory

8. Swap Files

Usage of swap files

9. Disk Activity

Disk usage

10, Paging In/out

The number of memory pages read in per second. The amount of memory paged to write memory per second. is the interaction between the CPU and the memory.

11, swapping in rate/out rate

Above is the page exchange, this is the process interaction.

12. Disk I/O writes/reads

Virtual memory is partitioned on the hard disk, and when memory is low, physical memory interacts with the virtual memory, responding to the I/O problems of the disk.

Looking at analyser, the interface is as gorgeous as spotlight on Oracle, pleasing to people:

Summarize:

Spotlight on Unix The only flaw is that such a perfect analyser map can not be exported, calm and calm, look forward to drinking Nmon analyser like to generate a report.

Reprinted from: http://www.cnblogs.com/Javame/archive/2014/04/24/3685512.html

Spotlight Monitoring Linux Servers