On 3/18/2011 2:11 PM, Phillip Susi wrote:
Is there a way to log the sensors from a server over say, a 24 hour
period, and plot the results?
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I use a Perl-based CGI called Systemgraph:
http://www.decagon.de/sw/systemgraph/
Systemgraph collects the data in RRDtool databases on the host machine
being measured. As long as the host is "up" and "crond" is running,
Systemgraph will quietly collect data. Impact to system resources, even
on an Intel Atom 230 CPU or VIA C7-D 1.5GHz CPU is minimal in my experience.
In my case I use Fedora Core. The FC RPMs also worked for me under RHEL6
(Scientific Linux 6.0). I have used Apache and BOA as the web server for
Systemgraph. OpenSuse, Gentoo and Slackware are also supported. Source
code is available.
Setup should take about 15 minutes or less. Install the appropriate
files. Edit the Systemgraph config file. Possibly make minor edits to
one or more of the Systemgraph Perl scripts (usually rrd_health.pl which
handles sensors that LM_Sensors would talk to). Wait for the data to
display.
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