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atsar - Detects performance bottlenecks

'atsar' detects performance bottlenecks on GNU/Linux systems. It is similar to 'sar' on other *NIX platforms. Atsar shows what is happening on the system at a given moment by supplying an interval as command-line argument; however, it also keeps track of the past system load by maintaining history files from which users can extract information. The package gathers statistics about CPU utilization, disks and disk partitions, memory and swap, tty's, TCP/IP (v4/v6), NFS, and FTP/HTTP traffic.

Obtaining

Web page	ftp://ftp.ATComputing.nl/pub/tools/linux/
Source tarball	ftp://ftp.atcomputing.nl/pub/tools/linux/atsar_linux-1.7.tar.gz
Source information	ftp://ftp.ATComputing.nl/pub/tools/linux/

Version 1.7 (stable) released on 2004-07-08

Licensed under The GNU General Public License, Version 2 or later.

This is not a GNU package.

Support contacts

Help List	<[email protected]>
Developer List	<[email protected]>
Bug List	<[email protected]>

Project contacts

Maintainers	Gerlof Langeveld <[email protected]>
Developers	Gerlof Langeveld <[email protected]>

Related information

Interfaces	command line
Source languages	C

Entry information

License verified by	Janet Casey <[email protected]> on 2004-07-08
Entry compiled by	Janet Casey <[email protected]>

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