- Last version is v4.2.0
- sha256sum 94034cf88557c50adc8bccc7b6d82c8e67087cc81139770a737473bc1224b68a
The 'beta Xplat Performance Tool' is intended for Linux performance data collection, CPU and Memory load investigation and analysis, when high CPU or Memory load is reported. It aims at quickly being able to determine a device’s CPU and Memory load and ellaborate on mitigation, as well as propose fixes. It's very intuitive and easy to use, returns results that are easy to interpret and relies on very basic set of tools existent in virtually all Linux minimal installations.
'beta Xplat Performance Tool' captures CPU and Memory data for a period of time and is at the moment, independent of “Client Analyzer” for Linux: it does not depend on python or "Client Analyzer" code to be executed. It’s a command-line tool, shellscript, that receives an interval of time as parameter, and captures CPU and Memory activity for that specified period. The processes being monitored are wdavdaemon (edr, rtp and av components) and audisp plugin. Can also be used in a 'long run' mode in the background, to spot memory leaks or track resource behavior for a long time.
- Easy to use and to interpret data
- Light-wheight
- Fast to execute
- Does not depend on python
- Basic Shell Script using 'awk', 'sed', 'grep', 'tee' base install available Linux tools
- Easily adaptable and scalable code
- Simply execute the script and collect resulting package for investigation
- wget https://aka.ms/betaxplatperformancetool -O betaXplatPerformanceTool.sh && chmod +x betaXplatPerformanceTool.sh
- ./betaXplatPerformanceTool.sh -h
- ./betaXplatPerformanceTool.sh -ps 300
- You should find a package named betaXplatPerformanceTool-<--date-->.zip
- RHEL 8.2 (Ootpa)
- Ubuntu 20.04.4 LTS (Focal Fossa)
- CentOS 7.9
- Debian 11.5
- Oracle Enterprise Linux 7.9
- Oracle Enterprise Linux 8.6
- RHEL 7.8
- RHEL 8