I'm trying to figure out how to do disk IOPs monitoring with SAM. I've come across sysstat package but I'm wondering if there is an easier way. With sysstat I'll have to do some fancy grepping to get the stats for the disk parsed just right. sd
Monitoring Disk I/O on Linux host is fairly trivial, provided your Linux distribution supports the UCD-DISKIO-MIB. Most Linux/Unix distributions do, including CentOS, Solaris, SUSE, and Debian. You should be able to use either SAM's SNMP Monitor or NPM's Universal Device Poller to monitor these metrics.
Monitoring Disk I/O on Linux host is fairly trivial, provided your Linux distribution supports the UCD-DISKIO-MIB. Most Linux/Unix distributions do, including CentOS, Solaris, SUSE, and Debian. You should be able to use either SAM's SNMP Monitor or NPM's Universal Device Poller to monitor these metrics.
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