Read the man pages for 'sar'. You'll be pleased with what
it can do.
Bliss, Aaron wrote:
>I would like to start generating a baseline for system
performance on
>some linux servers; things to include would be processor
utilization,
>memory utilization, I/O stats; I think that package to
use would
>probably systat, but I'm not very familiar with it; any
hints as to how
>to use, or if I should be using some different software
packages?
>Thanks very much.
>
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