What's new in SysUsage 3.3
Jul 31, 2010
- Add monitoring of I/O workload and maximum disk throughput per device to help finding where a I/O bottleneck can occur. Allow multiple recipient for alarm report. Alarm on high memory load is know calculated in percentage of real memory used, i-e: without cache and buffer memory usage. See ChangeLog for a complete list of changes.
New in SysUsage 3.2 (Feb 1, 2010)
- This release fix a bug in workload notification and add the new 'menu' configuration directive in the PLUGIN section to allow classification of plugins under submenus.
New in SysUsage 3.1 (Jan 17, 2010)
- This release include the excellent work of Marat Dyatko on new web design as well some pending bugs fix. There's 2 new configuration options HIRES and LINE_SIZE.
New in SysUsage 3.0 (Dec 14, 2009)
- This release is a major code rewriting and features addons. It also include better support to major Linux distribution with RPM, SlackBuild and Debian packaging support. To see all changes take a look at Changelog and the Features menu link.
New in SysUsage 2.12 (Jul 8, 2009)
- Fix incorrect warning on socktw report type.
- Add report of the number of active/passive TCP connections per second. See output of "sar -n TCP".
- Add report of the number of receveid/sent TCP segments per second. See output of "sar -n TCP".
New in SysUsage 2.11 (Jun 11, 2009)
- Fix memory usage report. Real used memory (without cache) was wrong. Thank to Stephane Silly for the report.
- Add memory cached+kernel buffer report in memory stats.
- Add report of socket in TIME_WAIT state.
New in SysUsage 2.10 (Feb 11, 2009)
- Fix missing replacement of underscore in pathname for queue or disk.
- Fix missing prompt on "What device do you want to monitor" question.
- Fix warning when hddtemp is not found during installation.
- Force df to only report local disk usage excluding tmpfs.
- Add monitoring of sensors temperature and fan speed following regexp. See INSTALL file for more details (chap. SENSORS).
New in SysUsage 2.9 (Sep 30, 2008)
- This release adds support for versions of sysstat up to 8.1.5.
- Some more system information is reported, like CPU usage for a given device and the amount of memory needed for current workload.
- It also introduce an RPM .spec file given by the Fedora Core team to build distribution packages.