Is there a way to get the reports through web pages using Apache or pull reports off to another server and do the same thing ?

But there is some issues with LC_ALL=C sar -A > 1234.txt.
The -A option………….. It is throwing java exceptions.

java.lang.NumberFormatException: For input string: “kbhugfree”
at sun.misc.FloatingDecimal.readJavaFormatString(FloatingDecimal.java:1242)
at java.lang.Float.valueOf(Float.java:405)
at java.lang.Float.(Float.java:506)
at net.atomique.ksar.Linux.Parser.parse(Parser.java:992)
at net.atomique.ksar.kSar.parse(kSar.java:750)
at net.atomique.ksar.FileRead.run(FileRead.java:62)

If I use ,
bijohn@lucid:~$ LC_ALL=C sar -H > 1234.txt
It is not generating java exceptions. But not plotting output.

Other options are Working fine :
bijohn@lucid:~$ LC_ALL=C sar -bqr > 1234.txt

Any suggestion ????

Thank you.
Jacobo.

#!/bin/bash
#
# Script to get sar statistics#
## sar_stats.sh ##
echo "Enter the number of intervals (seconds) for the sar statistics:"
read int
echo "enter the number of output lines (count) to process:"
read cnt
while :
do
clear
echo "*******************************"
echo "* Choose from the following: *"
echo "*******************************"
echo "* [1] To view process creation statistics *"
echo "* [2] To view I/O and transfer rate statistics *"
echo "* [3] To view paging statistics *"
echo "* [4] To view block device statistics *"
echo "* [5] To view statistics for all interrupt statistics *"
echo "* [6] To view device specific network statistics *"
echo "* [7] To view extended network statistics *"
echo "* [8] To view CPU specific statistics *"
echo "* [9] To view Only 1st CPU stats *"
echo "* [10] To view queue length and load averages statistics *"
echo "* [11] To view memory and swap space utilization statistics *"
echo "* [12] To view inode, file and other kernel tables statistics*"
echo "* [13] To view system switching activity statistics *"
echo "* [14] To view swapping statistics *"
echo "* [15] To view statistics for a given process ( Example: a process called Apache with PID # 3256) *"
echo "* [0] Exit *"
echo "************************"
echo -n "Enter your menu choice [0-15]: "
D=`/bin/date '+%B.%d'`
INT=$int
CNT=$cnt
read mychoice
case $mychoice in
1) echo "process creation statistics";
sar -c $INT $CNT |tee /tmp/sar_proc_stat_$D
echo "This file will be saved to /tmp/sar_pc_stat_$D"
sleep 3 ;;
2) echo "I/O and transfer rate statistics"
sar -b $INT $CNT |tee /tmp/sar_IO_TR_stat_$D
echo "This file will be saved to /tmp/sar_IO_TR_stat_$D"
sleep 3 ;;
3) echo "paging statistics"
sar -B $INT $CNT |tee /tmp/sar_pag_stat_$D
echo "This file will be saved to /tmp/sar_pag_stat_$D"
sleep 3 ;;
4) echo "block device statistics"
sar -d $INT $CNT |tee /tmp/sar_block_stat_$D
echo "This file will be saved to /tmp/sar_block_stat_$D"
sleep 3 ;;
5) echo "all interrupt statistics statistics"
sar -I XALL $INT $CNT |tee /tmp/sar_Intr_stat_$D
echo "This file will be saved to /tmp/sar_Intr_stat_$D"
sleep 3 ;;
6) echo "specific network statistics"
sar -n DEV $INT $CNT |tee /tmp/sar_Net_stat_$D
echo "This file will be saved to /tmp/sar_Net_stat_$D"
sleep 3 ;;
7) echo "Extended network statistics"
sar -n EDEV $INT $CNT |tee /tmp/sar_ENet_stat_$D
echo "This file will be saved to /tmp/sar_ENet_stat_$D"
sleep 3 ;;
8) echo "CPU specific statistics"
sar -P ALL $INT $CNT |tee /tmp/sar_CPU_stat_$D
echo "This file will be saved to /tmp/sar_CPU_stat_$D"
sleep 3 ;;
9) echo "1st CPU statistics"
sar -P 1 $INT $CNT |tee /tmp/sar_1CPU_stat_$D
echo "This file will be saved to /tmp/sar_1CPU_stat_$D"
sleep 3 ;;
10) echo "queue length and load averages statistics"
sar -q $INT $CNT |tee /tmp/sar_queue_stat_$D
echo "This file will be saved to /tmp/sar_queue_stat_$D"
sleep 3 ;;
11) echo "memory and swap space utilization statistics"
sar -r $INT $CNT |tee /tmp/sar_mem-swap_stat_$D
echo "This file will be saved to /tmp/sar_mem-swap_stat_$D"
sleep 3 ;;
12) echo "inode, file and other kernel tables statistics"
sar -v $INT $CNT |tee /tmp/sar_kern_stat_$D
echo "This file will be saved to /tmp/sar_kern_stat_$D"
sleep 3 ;;
13) echo "system switching activity statistics"
sar -w $INT $CNT |tee /tmp/sar_switch_stat_$D
echo "This file will be saved to /tmp/sar_switch_stat_$D"
sleep 3 ;;
14) echo "swapping statistics"
sar -W $INT $CNT |tee /tmp/sar_swap_stat_$D
echo "This file will be saved to /tmp/sar_swap_stat_$D"
sleep 3 ;;
15) echo "statistics for a given process (Example: PID # 3256)"
echo "Enter the proccess number you want to check:"
read PROC
sar -x $PROC $INT $CNT |tee /tmp/sar_proc_stat_$D
echo "This file will be saved to /tmp/sar_proc_stat_$D"
sleep 3 ;;
0) exit 0;;
*) echo "BAD CHOICE!!! Please select choice 1,2,3,4,5,6 ........ ";
echo "Press Enter to continue. . ." ; read ;;
esac
done

today after a nw install on a new machine it always opens the file since midnight, and does not update every 5 seconds. Infact nothing I do can make it update “Live” it always opens from midnight to now????

I have a sar output in text (without using the locale prefix), but kSar doesn’t parse it. It only knows first timestamp and that’s it.

Any options? Can I tweak the file to see the output?

Thanks

Really help me lots to get a portable output. Earlier I was used cacti to do this. It’s a online tool and required huge SNMP traffic to analyze. But it’s simple, easy to configure but rich in output.

Thanks,
Liju

I’ve tweaked code a little bit. Try again. This time it should work!

Thanks for the feedback. However, RHEL / CentOS got older stable version. I already found some good stuff in latest version.

Yes those graphs makes more sense with management folks.

@mark / sims – thanks for comment.

Excellent.

Jaysunn

They are loading fine here. I do not see any problem.

wget http://files.cyberciti.biz/uploads/tips/2009/12/memory-ksar.png
O/p

--2009-12-15 16:00:35--  http://files.cyberciti.biz/uploads/tips/2009/12/memory-ksar.png
Resolving files.cyberciti.biz... 203.190.126.132
Connecting to files.cyberciti.biz|203.190.126.132|:80... connected.
HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 200 OK
Length: 100548 (98K) [image/png]
Saving to: `memory-ksar.png'
100%[====================================================================================================================>] 1,00,548    68.5K/s   in 1.4s
2009-12-15 16:00:37 (68.5 KB/s) - `memory-ksar.png' saved [100548/100548]