collectl-utils

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Having moved colmux to collect as of v4.8.3, the only utility here is colplot, which may ultimately simply become a tarball of the same name once the dust over this last reorganization settles.

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Colplot web GUI

Plotting default data for 1 system

Monitoring CPUs on 192 systems with colmux

Plotting data for 2 systems side-by-side

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Artistic License, GNU General Public License version 2.0 (GPLv2)

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checho99 Posted 2015-09-21

I see an inconvenience with the /etc/httpd/conf.d/colplot-apache.conf file after installing on centos 7, the "Alias" directive doesn't point correctly to "/var/www/html/colplot". Please fix that.

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2009-10-08

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