Although Mon was designed on an up/down model, I was wondering about how well it could be used to track performance on a more granular basis. I'd like to store response times from pings and http requests, and be able to graph them or generate statistics.
I know about rrdmon, but that seem to simply record whether the host was up or down, and it runs with its own scheduler. Likewise, tools like Cricket which have http polling included, don't seem to have the sophisitication of Mon when it comes to flexibility of polling configuration or parallel requests or differing intervals. I am thinking that it wouldn't be too hard to have the monitor script write to an RRD database the response time it recorded for the poll, and then have some other software graph/digest the data when I needed it. Has anyone else attempted this, or know of someone who has? Thanks, Paul Socolow _______________________________________________ mon mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://linux.kernel.org/mailman/listinfo/mon
