28 March,2012 by Tom Collins
Nmon is a tuner and benchmark tool on Linux. Capture disk, cpu, memory , filesystem, resource usage, virtual memory
As a DB2 DBA it's a very effective method of capturing different types of in data in one interface.
nmon is useful in operation with DB2 and Linux IO testing tools
Notes
1) Download nmon from http://nmon.sourceforge.net/pmwiki.php
2) tar –xvf filename.tar.gz on the target server
3) Locate the correct binary , in my case – nmon_linux_x86_64
4) Use to check if nmon is running : ps -ef | grep nmon
5) Use the file output option to Save the data file for analysis.
An example command to execute nmon in background to collect the data:
nmon -f -s 10 -c 60
This generates data in current directory for 600 seconds
6) Load output file into nmon Analyzer tool in Excel
http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/wikis/display/WikiPtype/nmonanalyser
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