Kaixo Geert van der Ploeg!!!
> Depends on your way of monitoring:
>
> SNMP:
> Check which OID's correspond with the respective CPU's and monitor them both.
I only have the OID for ALL CPUs together....
enterprises.ucdavis.systemStats
What are the OIDs for each CPU???
> Concluding: your question is to wide to answer.
>
> What OS do you use?
Debian GNU/Linux
> What is your way of monitoring?
Well... via SNMP, but other will be accepted
> Do you use MRTG for collecting data?
rrdtool
> Or maybe some self-made perl/shell-script?
I get data using a perl script which do snmpgets
> Do you already have a good rrd database?
Well not for CPU, but for other topics like ram, Swap, so on
> Then, is the graphing-part your problem?
My problems are (in order):
1) how to get data for each CPU
now i get via mpstat, a program that show each CPU status
2) how to store data in rrd file
something like this??
DS:user0:GAUGE:600:U:U
DS:nice0:GAUGE:600:U:U
DS:system0:GAUGE:600:U:U
DS:idle0:GAUGE:600:U:U
DS:user1:GAUGE:600:U:U
DS:nice1:GAUGE:600:U:U
DS:system1:GAUGE:600:U:U
DS:idle1:GAUGE:600:U:U
and so on.... for more CPU's (i only have two)
3) how to graph ALL CPUs in the same graph, if possible
if NOT possible how to graph, one for each CPU???
Thanks !!!
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