[TriLUG] monitoring linux webserver performance
Christopher L Merrill
chris at webperformance.com
Fri Jan 5 15:55:30 EST 2007
The context is monitoring the performance of a *web application* deployed
on a Linux machine.
Currently, our software monitors CPU utilization and memory (% available).
We are going to add monitoring of more detailed stats, such as:
- context switches/sec
- page reads and writes/sec
- packets received and sent/sec
- packet send errors/sec
- collisions/sec (is this even relevant for modern network architectures?)
- disk reads and writes/sec
These are all relatively easy to get via /proc/stat, /proc/meminfo and
/proc/net/dev.
What else would a network/linux admin look at to help the testers and
developers locate performance bottlenecks?
TIA,
Chris
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