Thanks, Rob. We will make sure we can tell you what process is using CPU, I/O, or memory resources.
SNMP does have a lot of good data. It is a good start. We are getting data from other sources, too. It also sounds like you don't want continuous monitoring - using up resources, but would prefer asking for information on an "as needed" basis. Thanks for your feedback, Nalini --- Rob van der Heij <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > At 23:59 29-06-02, Nalini Elkins wrote: > > >We are a start-up working on a Linux/390 monitor > and > >would like to ask the list if anyone has any > >suggestions for what a Linux monitor should do or > >would like to be involved with the alpha or beta > >testing of our monitor. > > I mainly care about Linux images running on z/VM. > The most significant thing that I can think of is > that is > must not consume resources when there is no > productive work > going on otherwise in the Linux image. > Linux' view of CPU usage is probably incorrect when > it runs on > z/VM, so I will use z/VM's reporting instead. > However, when a > Linux image is using a lot of resources it makes > sense to see > what process is doing that. Same for I/O I guess. > > Guess most of what we need is in SNMP, no? > > Rob __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! - Official partner of 2002 FIFA World Cup http://fifaworldcup.yahoo.com
