Re: mdctl - a lifesaver

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On Mon, Feb 25, 2002 at 08:46:58AM -0500, George Goble wrote:
 
...
> Also, what is the state of the art in array monitoring
> 
> (mdctl --monitor), to watch for drives failing, and to
> to a raidhotadd from a single spares pool to multiple
> md devices.  Has Neil or anyone else expanded on
> mdctl --monitor or I once heard that there were commercial
> monitoring programs that worked with Linux MD raids?
> Any comments before I delve into it?  thanks in advance

<shameless advertising>

I happen to work for a company (Evalesco Systems) that is offering a commercial
monitoring system that (among other things) supports Linux Software RAID.

Take a look at http://www.evalesco.com.  There's a free trial license too   :)  

</shameless advertising>

You can hack up a script pretty quickly that will monitor your RAID (for
example relying on mdctl --monitor, or just parsing /proc/mdstat) - whether you
want to go with a commercial suite or self-hacked scripts is pretty much a
matter of taste, policy, etc. etc.

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