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With the System Load Sensor the CPU, disk load and also the available memory of the local or a remote Linux system can be monitored.
To obtain information regarding the disk load the tool 'iostat' from the package 'sysstat' is needed.
Sensor Tasks
Test Sensor |
Tests the current sensor settings. |
Get Help |
Opens the ServerSentinel online help for the current sensor. |
Basic Settings
Name |
The name of the sensor (max. 100 characters). Choose a meaningful name to clearly identify the sensor. |
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Sensor is Active |
Toggles the sensor ON/OFF. |
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Check Interval |
The interval or times at which which the sensor should perform its checks.
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Only check if this Sensor didn't fail |
This sensor will only be checked, if the sensor in the drop down list didn't fail. |
Further Information
Comment |
Short additional information to the sensor (max. 255 characters). |
Connection Settings
Host |
IP address or DNS name of host which should be monitored (max. 255 characters). |
Port |
The port for SSH which should be used to connect to the target host. |
Credential |
Here you can either select an existing credential set or create a new one by inserting a display name, an username, a password and/or a private key. |
Meta Data Values
Data Value |
Data Type |
Description |
Checktime |
Date |
The time the dataset has been created. |
Exception Message |
String |
The message of the error if any occurred. |
Response Time |
Integer |
The response time needed to perform the check. |
Status |
String |
A status string that may contain arbitrary information that was collected by the sensor (max. 255 characters). Per default this value is empty. |
Status Flag |
The status of the sensor after the check has been performed. |
Data Values
Data Value |
Data Type |
Description |
Available Memory |
Integer |
The available memory. |
Available Memory (%) |
Double |
The available memory in percent. |
CPU load |
Double |
The total CPU load of all cores in percent. |
Disk load |
Double |
The total disk load of the main hard disk in percent. |
Total Memory |
Integer |
The total memory. |