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I am working on a load balancing problem where I want to launch a process (IO and network intensive) on one of the Linux server which has less load compare to another linux server. Now load means amount of cpu, network and disk utilization. Would like to know the way to compare these parameters between two systems.
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I am working on a load balancing problem where I want to launch a process (IO and network intensive) on one of the Linux server which has less load compare to another linux server. Now load means amount of cpu, network and disk utilization. Would like to know the way to compare these parameters between two systems.
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Define "load", and you are done. Check out e.g.iostat(1)to get CPU and I/O load,free(1)for RAM/swap usage,
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linux load-balancing
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I am working on a load balancing problem where I want to launch a process (IO and network intensive) on one of the Linux server which has less load compare to another linux server. Now load means amount of cpu, network and disk utilization. Would like to know the way to compare these parameters between two systems.
linux load-balancing
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Define "load", and you are done. Check out e.g.iostat(1)to get CPU and I/O load,free(1)for RAM/swap usage,
– vonbrand
2 days ago
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Define "load", and you are done. Check out e.g.iostat(1)to get CPU and I/O load,free(1)for RAM/swap usage,
– vonbrand
2 days ago
Define "load", and you are done. Check out e.g.
iostat(1) to get CPU and I/O load, free(1) for RAM/swap usage,– vonbrand
2 days ago
Define "load", and you are done. Check out e.g.
iostat(1) to get CPU and I/O load, free(1) for RAM/swap usage,– vonbrand
2 days ago
add a comment |
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