NMON Analyzer Tools

[miteshdmanek]

Hello All -

I have used the NMON Analyzer provided by IBM where you select an NMON Daily Collection CSV file and run the Macro and it generates a bunch of information.

What I am interested in is finding a tool where I can select multiple days worth of NMON Collections and Generate a monthly/longer term file with CPU, MEM, and other output.

Basically, a way to consolidate multiple CSV outputs from NMON into one file that can be analyzed for monthly, yearly graphs for capacity planning. Anyone doing anything like this?

Thanks!

 

[DukeSSD]

Try MS excel, or any other tool that can read csv and generate graphs.

 

[miteshdmanek]

That's what I am going to do, but I was checking to see if there was a method that already existed before taking the time to develop something myself with Excel. Thanks.

 

[DukeSSD]

Ask nicely and someone might share their spreadsheet with you.

Or try here:

http://www-941.ibm.com/collaboration/wiki/display/WikiPtype/nmonanalyser

Or google
site:ibm.com nmon
for a whole host of other tools.

 

[miteshdmanek]

Great link - Thank you! You guys have always been a great source of knowledge, tips, and tricks. Sorry, previous reply wasn't meant to be smarmy if it came off that way.

If anyone has any other home-grown capacity planning tools using nmon or other scripts that they are willing to share, it would be much appreciated.

Thanks again.

 

[rzs0502]

The new version of nmon analyser will have it...

Version 3.3 alpha (in support of NMON12)

* Support for new features in NMON12 (will be updated as they develop)
* Improved support for topasout (ideas needed please)
* Dynamic invokation of Windows SORT command for large files
* Removal of the DELIM parameter for locales that use comma as a decimal separator
* New facility to allow merging NMON files for trend analysis
* Automated creation of user-defined PivotChart
* Removal of SVCTimes option (replaced by new sheet from NMON12)
* Removal of DISKSORT option - to see if anyone complains and in preparation for Analyser V4!


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