http://www.tbruce.com/enTue, 26 Jun 2018 05:52:20 GMThttp://getnikola.com/http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rsshttp://www.tbruce.com/posts/presentation-on-collectd-graphite.htmlTimothy J Bruce<div><p>Below is my presentation from April for the Portland Linux/Unix Group (PLUG) Computer Group Advanced Topics Meeting. I wish I could thank the second person who jumped in and help answer some of the questions that I didn't have answers to.</p> <p>There is a Version 1.0 (my draft), as well as a Version 1.1 (what I presented from) LibreOffice Presentation attached. Please contact me if you have any questions. I'm hoping to add some more Articles on this website when time allows (when does it ever?).</p> <p>[<a class="reference external" href="http://www.tbruce.com/PLUG%20-%20Monitoring%20Presentation%20v1.0.odp">http://www.tbruce.com/PLUG%20-%20Monitoring%20Presentation%20v1.0.odp</a>] [<a class="reference external" href="http://www.tbruce.com/PLUG%20-%20Monitoring%20Presentation%20v1.1.odp">http://www.tbruce.com/PLUG%20-%20Monitoring%20Presentation%20v1.1.odp</a>]</p> <ul class="simple"> <li>These files need to be moved into a subdirectory. *</li> </ul></div>PLUGlinuxmonitormonitoringperformancehttp://www.tbruce.com/posts/presentation-on-collectd-graphite.htmlThu, 30 May 2013 05:17:00 GMThttp://www.tbruce.com/posts/uptime_vs_availability.htmlTimothy J Bruce<div><p>Do we need to sacrifice system uptime against system availability. And I use the term system availability to identify both uptime and unscheduled outages. So here system availability includes time from both unscheduled and scheduled outages. Why would I ask such a thing? Systems crash for all kinds of reasons: failure in the garbage collector to collect objects or collecting the wrong objects. So why do we need to do regular scheduled reboots of the system?</p> <p class="more"><a href="http://www.tbruce.com/posts/uptime_vs_availability.html"> click to read the rest of the article </a></p></div>linuxperformancehttp://www.tbruce.com/posts/uptime_vs_availability.htmlWed, 08 Sep 2010 12:37:00 GMT