Tom Laermans a écrit :
I was planning to make something similar like this, but with a different
sort of "backend", being an extension into snmpd. I've made different
scripts already to be able to monitor daemon stuff through cacti, and
was planning on making on one side some nice graphs about load and
memory and such, and otherwise an overview page with all the info on it.
I would suggest you look at collectd :
http://collectd.org/
It collects system information every 10 seconds and writes it into an
RRD database. It is implement in C and seems to consume almost nothing
in term of ressources on the host. It can monitor vservers too! And it
is dead simple to configure.
It comes with a simple Perl CGI script to display the graphs. Have a
look at these examples :
http://tokkee.org/cgi-bin/collection.cgi
http://tokkee.org/cgi-bin/collection.cgi/vserver-42097
http://zethradon.no-ip.org:36987/cgi-bin/collection.cgi
The first two links point to the server of the author of collectd
(Sebastien Harl). The second is an example of vserver monitoring. The
third link is my personnal machine.
I plan to integrate collectd to vsmon eventually.
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