Index of Performance Co-Pilot (PCP) articles, solutions, tutorials and white papers
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Performance Co-Pilot (PCP) is an open source framework and toolkit for monitoring, analyzing, and responding to details of live and historical system performance. PCP has a fully distributed, plug-in based architecture making it particularly well suited to centralized analysis of complex environments and systems. Custom performance metrics can be added using the C, C++, Perl, and Python interfaces.
Getting started with PCP
- An Introduction: How to solve performance mysteries with PCP on Red Hat Enterprise Linux
- Introduction to storage performance analysis with PCP
- Performance Co-Pilot Tutorials and Case Studies
- How to monitor own applications with PCP?
- Install and start using PCP
- Installing and using the pcp-zeroconf package for Performance Co-Pilot (PCP)
- What version of Performance Co-Pilot is included with each RHEL release?
- Setting up PCP, on rhel8, on RHEL9
Using and running PCP
- PCP Quick Reference Guide
- PCP User's and Administrator's Guide
- PCP Data Sheet - Architecture and Feature Summary
- What are all the Performance Co-Pilot (PCP) RPM packages in RHEL?
- How to use PCP, focused in daily-use-diag tools
- How can I use Performance Co-Pilot (PCP) to capture a "once-off" performance data archive log for a specific interval of time
- How can I change the default logging interval used by PCP?
- How can I customize the Performance Co-Pilot logging configuration
- How do I configure a firewall on a RHEL server to allow remote monitoring with PCP?
- How does PCP compare with sysstat
- Side-by-side comparison of PCP tools with legacy tools
- How to install further PMDA's for PCP?
- PCP data visualization
- How can I run PCP services in a Docker container?
- Is it possible to use pcp in order to collect NFS client related load statistics?
- How can I collect data from all my ESXi hosts with the PCP VMWARE agent?
- Performance analysis of XFS with PCP, on RHEL8, on RHEL9
- slides: Performance Co-Pilot + a RHEL Case Study
Archive files/stored performance data
- Logging performance data with pmlogger, on RHEL8, on RHEL9
- How do I gather performance data logs to upload to my support case using PCP
- How can I merge multiple PCP archives into one for a system level performance analysis covering multiple days or weeks
- How can I convert a collectl archive into a Performance Co-Pilot (PCP) archive?
- How to configure maximum archive size and retention period for Performance Co-Pilot?
PCP design, architecture, big level deployment strategies
- How is Performance Co-Pilot (PCP) designed and structured?
- What are the typical Performance Co-Pilot (PCP) deployment strategies?
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