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These tools are provided to visually display the performance and load of the operating system and to view running services. Administrators should be cognisant of: | These tools are provided to visually display the performance and load of the operating system and to view running services. Administrators should be cognisant of: | ||
* High CPU load and any associated warnings; | * High CPU load and any associated warnings; | ||
* High memory usage and any associated warnings - including swap file usage; | * High memory usage and any associated warnings - including swap file usage; | ||
* High file system usage | * High file system usage; | ||
* Running processes, or processes not running that should be (note: a script is provided for this purpose). | |||
=== Glances === | === Glances === | ||
Revision as of 15:27, 6 July 2020
This page provides details on the tools and interfaces provided to monitor and diagnose issues with the Gateway Server
Glances / top
These tools are provided to visually display the performance and load of the operating system and to view running services. Administrators should be cognisant of:
- High CPU load and any associated warnings;
- High memory usage and any associated warnings - including swap file usage;
- High file system usage;
- Running processes, or processes not running that should be (note: a script is provided for this purpose).
Glances
Click here to learn more about Glances.
There are 2 ways to access Glances on the Gateway Server
- Method 1: Access via the Web Interface, or
- Method 2: Start an ssh session and at the prompt:
jmoss2@prod_tms_server:~$ glances.
top
Click here to learn more about top.
To access top, start an ssh session and at the prompt: jmoss2@prod_tms_server:~$ top.