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by Andrew Johnstone
Posts Tagged ‘Monitoring’
Monitoring Processes with PS
In: Linux
22 May 2010I wrote a few munin plugins to monitor memory, CPU and IO usage per process. After collecting the stats for a few days I noticed that MySQL CPU usage had a constant value of 9.1, however all other processes collected CPU usage correctly.. CPU usage proc=mysqld value=$(ps u -C $proc | awk ‘BEGIN { sum [...]
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- Steve: Hi there... sorry that this is old, but I'm trying to use your script to check for my usage per seco [...]
- vinodh: great. thanks . My boss wanted me to configure multiple mysql instances on same physical machine . i [...]
- andrew.johnstone: In the example above this was in fact using spl_autoload_register. I've never debugged this properly [...]
- Mike: I had a similar problem I think where a random class would fail to load when others loaded just fine [...]
- John Cannon: Hey that was really needful. Thanks for sharing. I'll surely be looking for more. [...]
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