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000031810 - How to collect the server memory, CPU, and hard disk utilization data on an RSA Security Analytics appliance

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Article Number	000031810
Applies To	RSA Product Set: Security Analytics RSA Product/Service Type: Decoder, Log Decoder, Concentrator, Broker, Archiver, Event Stream Analysis (ESA), Malware Analysis, Security Analytics Server RSA Version/Condition: All Versions Platform: CentOS O/S Version: EL5, EL6
Issue	Some processes cause a memory leak. Degraded performance due to lack of memory. Degraded performance because memory is drained by one major parent process. CPU is over utilized. Hard disk is filling up with large files.
Tasks	To use the serv_mon.sh script (attached to this article), perform the steps below. Copy the serv_mon.sh file to your server machine using scp. Login to the appliance as the root user, make the script executable, and execute the script as shown below.. chmod +x serv_mon.sh ./serv_mon.sh NOTE: This script must be executed as the root user and Python 2.x or later must be installed on the appliance.
Notes	This script prints a human readable table with the collective memory utilization for each parent process separately, and performs the following: It shows info about CPU, CPU utilization. It shows disk space usage for each partition, the largest 10 files on the system. It collects /proc/meminfo. It collects the output of the vmstat command. It watches free –m according to a user specified time interval.

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