What is Sysstat FOR LINUX?

Sysstat FOR LINUX

sysstat is an open source and freely distributed software project that comprises several command-line utilities for GNU/Linux operating systems, allowing you to collect and report system activity information. It is a Linux monitoring tool, designed for global system performance analysis.

Key Features:

• Monitor various metrics and system activity


• Configure data history length


• Support SMP and UP machines


• Calculate average statistics values


• Save statistics in a file


• Automatically detect new devices


• Export statistics to CSV, JSON, XML


• Support multiple languages

Additional Specifications:

• Written in C programming language


• Supports 32-bit and 64-bit architectures


• Tested on Ubuntu, Debian, Arch Linux


• Compatible with various Linux distributions

The software includes various command-line utilities such as sar, mpstat, sadf, iostat, cifsiostat, nfsiostat, sadc, and pidstat that allow you to perform specific tasks efficiently.

With minimal CPU time requirements, sysstat is suitable for computers with multicore or hyperthreaded CPUs and tickless CPUs. It also enables you to generate graphs from statistics for better visualization.

Whether you are an experienced Linux user or a beginner, sysstat for Linux offers comprehensive system monitoring and analysis tools that cater to various needs.

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