Is there a Windows style Task Manager for Linux?

Scruff · 07-07-2005 9:20am #1

As the title asks, is there such a thing (preferrably free) that can give an overall view of the system and give the resource usage of individual process?
Would such a program also be able configurable or extendable so that SNMP alarms could be raised if certain processed exceeded configured resource thresholds??

Khannie · 07-07-2005 9:24am

Do you mean a graphical one?

On the command line, top works great. You'd have to write individual scripts to raise alarms though. Each distro usually comes with a graphical equivalent of top. Not sure what the actual name of it is though.

egan007 · 07-07-2005 9:29am

ps -ef
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Scruff · 07-07-2005 9:35am

Khannie wrote:

Do you mean a graphical one?

On the command line, top works great. You'd have to write individual scripts to raise alarms though. Each distro usually comes with a graphical equivalent of top. Not sure what the actual name of it is though.

forund the graphical one on redhat, once i'd bothered to look:rolleyes:
guess i'll have to write the scripts for the alarms alright....

ressem · 07-07-2005 3:11pm

Web based viewer.
Nagios.org + nagiosexchange.org

docs at
http://nagios.sourceforge.net/docs/2_0/toc.html

Can integrate with snmp traps.

Rambo · 08-07-2005 12:49pm

simply press CTRL-ESC in KDE to pring up the GUI task manager

schrodinger · 08-07-2005 1:39pm

Try out http://htop.sourceforge.net/

Is there a Windows style Task Manager for Linux?

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