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Collectl is a light-weight performance monitoring tool capable of reporting interactively as well as logging to disk. It reports statistics on cpu, disk, infiniband, lustre, memory, network, nfs, process, quadrics, slabs and more in easy to read format.

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Release Date:

2008-03-21

Topics:

Benchmark, Clustering, Filesystems, Monitoring, Systems Administration, Testing

Licenses:

Artistic License, GNU General Public License (GPL)

Features:

  • Very low overhead, <0.1% in most cases
  • Standard types of data: CPU, Disk, Memory, Network & Processes
  • Less standard: Buddyinfo, NFS, Inodes, Interrupts, Slabs, Sockets & TCP
  • Even collection of the uncommon: Lustre and Infiniband
  • API for collecting additional data types
  • Multiple display formats to meet different needs or write your own
  • Sub-second sampling to nearest msec with no drift
  • All instances on a cluster will synchronize their collection times
  • Can run as a daemon, logging to a file for later playback
  • Socket communications to facilitate integration into other tools
  • Ability to send data directly to ganglia gmond

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    Extraordinary!

    posted by Amir Gh 110 days ago
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  • Add msec to see sub-second intervals & look at other data
  • Add time to default display at expense of 9 more columns
  • Default behavior is summary format for cpu, disk and network
  • Detail formats allow one to look at individual instances
  • Here we see each different types of interrupts by CPU
  • Verbose mode shows more detail than summary data

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