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<font color="red">'''This procedure assumes that you have used the [[SUNScholar/Dspace|three step process]] to install DSpace.'''</font>
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'''[[SUNScholar/Disaster Recovery|Back to Disaster Recovery]]'''
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==Introduction==
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Now that you have a large number of servers you would like to know how they are performing and be informed of potential problems. At our library we use '''munin''' to do this.
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To setup a similar system, first configure the server and then configure the clients. We selected the backup server with the most resources to act as our monitoring server as well.
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==Instructions==
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===[[SUNScholar/Disaster Recovery/System Monitor/Server|Step 1 - Server Setup]]===
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===[[SUNScholar/Disaster Recovery/System Monitor/Client|Step 2 - Client Setup]]===
  
Now that you have a large number of servers you would like to know how they are performing and be informed of potential problems. At our library we use '''munin''' to do this.
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==YouTube Video==
==[[SUNScholar/Disaster Recovery/System Monitor/Server|Server Setup]]==
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<html5media width="560" height="315">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pGSn2CA5u7Y</html5media>
  
==[[SUNScholar/Disaster Recovery/System Monitor/Client|Client Setup]]==
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==References==
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*http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Munin_(network_monitoring_application)
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*http://munin-monitoring.org
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*http://lintut.com/best-free-monitoring-system-for-linux
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*http://www.tecmint.com/linux-system-monitoring-troubleshooting-tools
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*http://www.tecmint.com/install-munin-network-monitoring-in-rhel-centos-fedora
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[[Category:System Administration]]

Latest revision as of 10:26, 28 August 2016

Back to Disaster Recovery

Introduction

Now that you have a large number of servers you would like to know how they are performing and be informed of potential problems. At our library we use munin to do this.

To setup a similar system, first configure the server and then configure the clients. We selected the backup server with the most resources to act as our monitoring server as well.

Instructions

Step 1 - Server Setup

Step 2 - Client Setup

YouTube Video

References