Help with writing script for Monitoring system performance?
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Help with writing script for Monitoring system performance?
I am in verse of writign a script which will ssh to remote machine and collect the data like vmstat, top -c , sar, du , df etc.
Anyone who can suggest me some similar scripts?
That's not to difficult to setup. I wrote a simple menu driven one for my colleague without Linux experience and it works great, he even doesn't have to type in the password. If you want I'll mail it to you.
I am in verse of writign a script which will ssh to remote machine and collect the data like vmstat, top -c , sar, du , df etc.
Anyone who can suggest me some similar scripts?
Yes, we have "suggested you" several things in the past, on at least three other threads you've started, with the same question:
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