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The goal of the project is now to develop a user library called libpfm4 to help setup performance events for use with the perf_events Linux kernel interface. The development of the perfmon kernel subsystem, libpfm and pfmon has now stopped.

command line based tool to collect Perfmon Counting data from Hardware PMU C ounters on Intel x86 processors Supported Platforms <> Server - Intel 5th Gen Xeon Processor (Emerald Rapids) -> Core (Raptor Cove) - Intel 4th Gen Xeon Processor (Sapphire Rapids) -> Core (Golden Cove) -> CHA <> Client - Intel 14th Gen Client Processor (Meteorlake) -> P-CORE (Redwood Cove) -> E-CORE (Crestmont) - Intel 13th Gen Client Processor (Raptorlake) -> P-CORE (Raptor Cove) -> E-CORE (Gracemont) -> ARB - Intel 12th Gen Client Processor (Alderlake) -> P-CORE (Golden Cove) -> E-CORE (Gracemont) -> ARB

PHP SERVER PERFORMANCE MEASURING. STRING, ARRAY, OUTPUT (BUFFERED) AND MATH OPERATION BASED MEASURING. ONLY INTERNAL PERFORMANCE IS EVALUATED, DOES NOT MEASURE DISK OR NETWORK PERFORMANCE, RETURNS ONLY SERVER LOAD DEPENDENT SAMPLES, SO PLEASE AVERAGE YOUR SERVERS RUNTIME(S) FOR COMPARISION.

A program designed to get any Windows Perfmon statistic and print it out on the console. Meant to be used as a Cacti plugin ( http://cacti.net/ ) Unfortunately, it is useless if you are running Cacti on Linux.

The goals of the project are to empower the Nagios community with Enterprise Performance Monitoring plugins for COTS Applications[Oracle - DB2 - MSSQL - PostgreSQL - Ingres - Weblogic - WebSphere - Jboss - Apache - IIS - DotNet - Documentum - etc] .

PerfMon is a simple but very usable performance monitoring tool for network elements like routers and switches. It's high performance polling enigne uses very little cpu processing and can handle multiple unreachable elements without locking up.