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| ==== Preparing Sysstat ==== | ==== Preparing Sysstat ==== | ||
| - | The first set to using this utility is to ensure that the sysstat package is installed. The method for installing it will vary depending on your distro, but for RedHat-based servers including CentOS, the method is ((<color red> | + | The first set to using this utility is to ensure that the sysstat package is installed. The method for installing it will vary depending on your distro, but for RedHat-based servers including CentOS, the method is ((As of the writing of this article, yum and apt-get are installing an older version of sysstat that does not include pidstat. You can find the latest version of sysstat on the developer' |
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| <code console> # yum -y install sysstat</ | <code console> # yum -y install sysstat</ | ||
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| Interval specification as detailed for sar above, is also relevant for pidstat. | Interval specification as detailed for sar above, is also relevant for pidstat. | ||
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