This is a discussion on Linux SAC equiv? within the Linux Administration forums, part of the Linux Forums category; I was studying Solaris sac (i.e. - the service access controller) which basically manages the polling of port monitors and ...
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I was studying Solaris sac (i.e. - the service access controller)
which basically manages the polling of port monitors and detects failures (the configs are in /etc/saf). Is there an equivalent to sac on Linux and can anyone point me where to find detailed docs on it? --Ti |
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tichi404@yahoo.com <tichi404@yahoo.com> wrote:
> I was studying Solaris sac (i.e. - the service access controller) > which basically manages the polling of port monitors and detects > failures (the configs are in /etc/saf). > > Is there an equivalent to sac on Linux and can anyone point me where to find > detailed docs on it? atsar and sysstat perhaps, both of which are available on Debian Unstable (but not Testing or Stable unfurtunately). Package: atsar Description: system activity reporter Monitor system resources such as CPU, network, memory & disk I/O, and record data for later analysis Package: sysstat Conflicts: atsar (<< 1.5-3) Description: sar, iostat and mpstat - system performance tools for Linux The sysstat package contains the sar, mpstat and iostat commands for Linux. |