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> I need to monitor information about one (or a few down the road) Centos > machines. My basic need right now is to be able to track a few system > memory parameters (free memory, buffers, swap) and some process specific > ones (i.e. RSS of a particular process). Down the line I'd be looking at > other parameters (CPU%, etc). If I can put them all up on a single live > chart even better. My desktop is Ubuntu 10.04 if the > collection/management/display is better suited for a more recent distro. try these hosted solutions. you install a small daemon on the systems, then read the reports online: http://www.serverdensity.com/ http://scoutapp.com/
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