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Hi
I need to monitor resource of my server.
I have found munin and sysstat, Does munin use systat? or they are different package?because in some documents I have found on net,for installing munin, systat is needed !!for example on RedHat based distor, sysstat package is needed! but on debian is not needed!
If you have any suggestion or guidance I thanks to you.
Hi
I need to monitor resource of my server.
I have found munin and sysstat, Does munin use systat? or they are different package?because in some documents I have found on net,for installing munin, systat is needed !!for example on RedHat based distor, sysstat package is needed! but on debian is not needed!
If you have any suggestion or guidance I thanks to you.
This has been covered on here many times.
Nagios, Zenoss, Big Brother, and Cacti, can all be used to monitor systems, and provide good interfaces.
You may not need to install systat on Debian, because it's already THERE.
Hi
Thanks for your attention
But I think I had mistake on selecting subject of topic!!
My mail question was about dependency of munin!
As far as I know munin gives completely information about system in detail,and there is one plugin with nagios that can send statistic to nagios server in passive mode.and I should not config snmp for any service on servers.
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