[rrd-users] Sar data

[Mark Seger]

I've been thinking about adding rrd style output to collectl but am 
waiting for someone to raise their hand and say they'd like to work with 
me.  As for perl being too heavyweight, collectl uses less than 0.1% of 
the cpu reporting about 100 different variables.  If you want less 
frequent samples as most rrd users do, you can probably get it down to 0.01%
-mark

Wes wrote:
> Other than the port of sarge mentioned in one of the postings, is anyone
> aware of a package that stores sar data into an RRD in real time?  In
> another posting, there was another package on a Japanese site that appears
> to no longer exist.  I found several that would process sar data a day at a
> time, but I'm looking for real time.
>
> Nmon is a possibility, but I'm not sure I want to be tied to something that
> may or may not get updated as we update the kernel.  For minimal system
> impact, I'd prefer something written in C instead of perl.  We may also need
> to store the data over the network to a central system instead of locally.
>
> Wes
>
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