Desktop resource usage monitoring

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▶Desktop resource usage monitoring Anonymous 12/12/17 (Tue) 23:20:55 No.837108 [Watch Thread][Show All Posts]

How do you monitor resource usage on your desktop?

In my experience, the common stock monitors all have two flaws:

>starts logging data only after you run it

>logs only overall resource usage, not per program

I feel like it would be much more informative to have a plot of resource usage over time *per process*. That way you can see the spikes, if any. Is there something on Linux that does this? I guess I can just log top output and parse it, but I'd rather not do all that work.

▶Anonymous 12/16/17 (Sat) 15:11:29 No.838757

ayy whats the point just be patient with your computer and it will do just as much as the fastest one albeit much slower

▶Anonymous 12/16/17 (Sat) 19:49:58 No.838853>>838875

File (hide): 70371cd37aa2e2d⋯.png (4.73 KB, 305x80, 61:16, munin.png) (h) (u)

What your looking or linux is Munin. It's what you run on a server when your obviously not monitoring it 24/7. Munin will log all this shit for months and break it down into 500 graphs you can look at in your browser for every conceivable metric. It's designed to monitor multiple networks of computers but you can use it just on one just as easily. It's not that hard to setup.

http://munin-monitoring.org/

▶Anonymous 12/16/17 (Sat) 19:56:41 No.838862

Buy a better desktop.

▶Anonymous 12/16/17 (Sat) 20:21:57 No.838875

>>838853

thanks anon

▶Anonymous 12/16/17 (Sat) 20:48:14 No.838889

>starts logging data only after you run it

It can't magically log stuff when it's not running.

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