Sysload Agents for UNIX & Linux
The agent monitors the Unix and Linux servers. An agent represents a Monitored Object, (the server on which the agent is installed).
Note: In addition to the indicators listed below, the agent exposes diagnostic metrics. Refer to the "Agents for Operating Systems" document for a complete description of these metrics.
Important: The agent exposes a common list of metrics for each Unix and Linux server. The availability of the metric depends on the distribution of the operating system. See "Agent for Unix, Administrator Guide" for details on the availability of metrics by OS type.
In the attached document you will find the definitions of the following metrics:
- Processor activity > Overall
- Processor activity > Specific
- Memory utilization > Overall
- Cache activity > Overall
- Disk activity > Overall
- Disk activity > Average per disk
- Disk activity > Specific
- Network interface > Overall
- Network interface > Specific
- IP, TCP & UDP protocols > Overall
- NFS activity > Server
- NFS activity > Client
- Connections analysis > Overall
- Connections analysis > Remote
- Connections analysis > Local
- IPC analysis > Overall
- File System > Specific
- User > Specific
- User (short name) > Specific
- Application > Specific
- Application (short name) > Specific
- Workload > Specific
- Workload (short name) > Specific
- Storage Space Monitoring > Specific
- Virtualization - IBM > CPU Pool
- Virtualization - IBM > LPAR
- Virtualization - IBM > LCPU
- Virtualization - IBM > VMM
- Virtualization - IBM > AME
- Virtualization - IBM > AMS
- Virtualization - VMWARE > Processor
- Virtualization - VMWARE > Memory