Welcome to the Supermon web page. This page has been revised from it's older format to allow easier updating and cross referencing for users who are wishing to quickly seek answers to their questions.
Supermon is a high-speed cluster monitoring system that emphasizes LowPerturbation, high SamplingRates, and an extensible DataProtocol and ProgrammingInterface. It has been shown to scale from the most basic single processor machines to large scale, 1024 (2048) processor clusters. Although it is most frequently used on Linux-based clusters, the infrastructure is in no way limited to this operating system provided that data can be extracted from the operating system and presented in the correct format.
The project page containing file downloads and the CVS repository is here.
A list of FrequentlyAskedQuestions is available. Some PublishedPapers (and presentations) are also available. We are currently in the process of compiling performance results and comparisons with other monitoring systems to help users choose which monitoring system best fits their needs.
This page is maintained using EmacsWiki mode. This has two benefits:
Please note - these pages are a work-in-progress, as the old web page was grossly out of date. Please bear with us and check often for updates.
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