mathie's bits

<br /> root@xx [/scripts]# more check.sh<br /> #!/bin/sh<br /> echo “Uptime:”<br /> uptime<br /> echo “Disk free:”<br /> df -kh<br /> echo “Apache Processes:”<br /> ps -C ‘httpd’ | wc -l<br /> echo “MySQL Processes:”<br /> ps -C ‘mysqld’ | wc -l<br /> host=`host YOURDOMAIN.COM | awk ‘{print $4}’`<br /> one=`netstat -n –tcp | grep $host | wc -l`<br /> total=`netstat -n –tcp | wc -l`<br /> wait=`netstat -n –tcp | grep TIME_WAIT | wc -l`<br /> est=`netstat -n –tcp | grep ESTABLISHED | wc -l`<br /> echo “AR Connection: $one”<br /> echo “TIME_WAIT Connection: $wait”<br /> echo “ESTABLISHED Connection: $est”<br /> echo “Total Connections: $total”<br />

If you have never used iftop, you should, it’s beautiful, interactive, full of info. It showed us the bottle neck for a worker and boy, how easy that was comparing to having to monitoring the bandwidth through rrdtool (not real-time) or ifconfig. It’s really easy for a load balancer to saturate a much bigger pipe with LVS-TUN.

Just notice a few site that serves 3rd party ads through Google AdSense. With the acquisition of DoubleClick and its general direction, there is no doubt that Google will expand into the generic ad serving business. Searching for “gampad” yields no related result. I guess it’s still in beta testing.

http://partner.googleadservices.com/gampad/google_ads.js