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GPFS Monitor Suite
A suite of tools for monitoring GPFS clusters.
The GPFS Monitor Suite was developed at the National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR) to assist with the deployment and operation of the GLADE storage envrionment, which utilizes IBM's General Parallel File System (GPFS). The suite uses perl scripts and Ganglia to provide low impact near real time monitoring of a GPFS multi-cluster environment consisting of 4,700+ Linux systems. This is not a standalone package, some assembly on your part is required! -
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Platform-independent recursive search library. C-API, written in C/C++, with mappings to C++, COM, D, Java, .NET, Python, Ruby, STL, with more to come.
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A set of perl script to be used with Hobbit or Big Brother monitoring system. netapp.pl - check netapp storage via rsh beastat.pl - use weblogic.jar to check BEA WLS Server dbcheck.pl - use DBI/DBD perl libraries to check Oracle/Informix/SQLServer
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SQLite Active (on-demand) (auto-compressing) Pseudo (user-space) FileSystem. Go to the web-page to download a "working" copy.
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A command line tool to get information about files on your file system thanks to SQL queries. It is able to point quickly broken symbolic links, hard links and sparse files. It targets Unix but it should run on any system where Perl is available.
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