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<code>[[Wikipedia: sar (Unix)|sar]]</code> (System Activity Report) is a system utility command used to collect and report different metrics such us [[system load]], CPU activity, [[memory]] (<code>[[sar -r]]</code>), paging (<code>sar -B</code>), swap (<code>sar -S</code>), disk ([[sar -d]]), device load and network. It is extremely useful in analyzing current and recent recorded [[system performance]]. Most Linux distributions provide sar utility binary in the <code>sysstat</code> package. You will also find sar in Solaris, AIX, HP-UX but not in MacOs or FreeBSD. | <code>[[Wikipedia: sar (Unix)|sar]]</code> (System Activity Report) is a system utility command used to collect and report different metrics such us [[system load]], CPU activity, [[memory]] (<code>[[sar -r]]</code>), paging (<code>sar -B</code>), swap (<code>sar -S</code>), disk ([[sar -d]]), device load and network. It is extremely useful in analyzing current and recent recorded [[system performance]]. Most Linux distributions provide sar utility binary in the <code>sysstat</code> package. You will also find sar in Solaris, AIX, HP-UX but not in MacOs or FreeBSD. | ||
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