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--- linux_wiki:produce_and_deliver_reports_on_system_utilization_processor_memory_disk_and_network [2016/08/16 21:55]
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+++ linux_wiki:produce_and_deliver_reports_on_system_utilization_processor_memory_disk_and_network [2019/05/25 23:50] (current)
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 System utilization reporting.
+----
+====== Lab Setup ======
+The following virtual machines will be used:
+  * server1.example.com (192.168.1.150) -> Configure and test system reporting
+----
+====== Help ======
+Finding help in this section.
+  * standard man pages<code bash>man dstat
+man sar
+man sadf</code>
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 ====== Sysstat ======
-Sysstat runs periodically and provides historical statistics, as well as on demand real time stats.
+Sysstat runs periodically and provides historical statistics.
+[[linux_wiki:sar|See here for more sar commands.]]
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-Print data from a system activity file, redirect to a file to view later
+View info now from a system activity file
+<code bash>
+sar -urd -f /var/log/sa/sa01
+</code>
+\\
+Semi Colon Separated: Print data from a system activity file, redirect to a file to view later
 <code bash>
 sadf -d /var/log/sa/sa01 -- -urd -n DEV > system-stats.txt
 </code>
-  * -d -> Print contents of the data file in an easy to ingest by database format
+  * -d -> Print contents of the data file in an easy to ingest by database format (semi colon separated)
   * -- -> sar options will follow
   * -u -> sar option: CPU usage
   * -r -> sar option: Memory usage
-  * dp -> sar option: Disk usage (d) with pretty print (p) device names
+  * d -> sar option: Disk usage (d)
   * -n DEV -> sar option: Network stats from devices
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