We have the same issue we cannot use the built in stuff to do that because of
how memory is being utilized. We use a program called /usr/bin/free which
breaks down the memory. The free program is not something we wrote it may be on
the machine already I am not sure but that is how we do it.
[myserver]$ free
total used free shared buffers
cached
Mem: 1927768 1542388 385380 0 340956 654056
-/+ buffers/cache: 547376 1380392
Swap: 2097144 84 2097060
We had to write our own program to watch the memory and just send a trap when
it hit a threshold.
Thanks,
From: Diego Pereyra [mailto:dpere...@netsol-international.com]
Sent: Wednesday, July 18, 2012 1:55 PM
To: spectrum
Subject: [spectrum] Unix Monitoring memory
Hi list, im have some issues trying to monitoring the memory on unix systems,
because its always near to 100% for spectrum, but really isunder that.
Thanks everybody
Diego
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