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SYSMON(8)                   System Manager's Manual                  SYSMON(8)



NAME
       sysmon, stats - display graphs of system activity

SYNOPSIS
       sysmon [ machine [ -option ] ]

       stats [ -option ]

DESCRIPTION
       Sysmon  displays a rolling graph of various statistics collected by the
       operating system.  The statistics may be from a remote machine.  A sam‐
       ple  value  is taken once per second. The number in the top left corner
       of the graph gives the peak value for the duration of the graph.  Lines
       across the graph represent 75%, 50%, and 25% of the peak value.  Click‐
       ing a mouse button anywhere in the window cycles through  the  list  of
       parameters  to  monitor; an option letter sets the initial choice.  The
       option letters and parameters are:

       [m] mem
              total pages of active memory.  The  memory  is  displayed  as  a
              fraction of the machine's total memory.

       [e] ether
              number of packets sent and received per second.

       [w] swap
              number of valid pages on the swap device.  The swap is displayed
              as a fraction of the number of swap pages configured by the  ma‐
              chine.

       [c] contxt
              number of process context switches per second.

       [i] intr
              number of interrupts per second.

       [f] fault
              number of memory faults per second.

       [t] tlbmiss
              number of translation look-aside buffer misses per second.

       [p] tlbpurge
              number of translation lookaside buffer flushes per second.

       [l] load
              system  load average.  The load is computed as a running average
              of the number of processes ready to run multiplied  by  1000  to
              give some precision.

       The stats program is invoked by sysmon to display the graph.

FILES
       /net/*/[0-n]/stats
       #c/sysstat

SOURCE
       /rc/bin/sysmon
       /sys/src/cmd/stats.c

BUGS
       Some machines do not have TLB hardware.



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