From: Barnhart, Troy (TBarnhart@RCRH.ORG)
Date: Tue Apr 15 2003 - 16:09:36 EDT
I realize this is sort of out of the ordinary, but I run NMON in a bit
different manner.
I have NMON in its own directory - "/usr/nmon" - and added that to the
$PATH.
I have two cron entries - one for NMON and one for my own NMON daily
maintenance script.
First, I run NMON sampling from 00:00 thru 23:45 at 15 minute intervals.
Second, I run the NMON daily maintenance script (around 23:55) that sorts
the *.nmon rawdata file, packages it with gzip, and then emails the gzip'd
file with the MUTT binary. (MUTT handles unattended emails with
attachments.)
All I have to do then in the morning is check my monitoring email account
and process the files w/ the NMON Analyzer Excel spreadsheet...
And overtime - I have a daily archive of my server's performance...
Regards,
> I've been playing with nmon lately, which I had
> installed in the root directory. Realizing that root
> is probably not the best place for it, I started to
> move it to my own home directory, but decided that
> wasn't a good place either.
>
> Are there any conventions for where to store the
> various utilities that SA's accumulate? TIA.
>
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