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RPM resource xmlsysd

xmlsysd is a system information daemon that recognizes a simple command language that causes it to execute certain systems calls and parse various system information files in /proc, convert the information it thus obtains into an xml encapsulation, and send the xml data out via a socket connection. It supports both a forking daemon mode that can be run from userspace and an xinetd mode that can be run out of xinetd. In most situations the latter is more securable and controllable and this rpm installs it in this mode. The xml encapsulation of system and proc data is documented within this package to facilitate the construction of web or other applications that connect to the daemon, retrieve the information it provides on some polling loop, and extract the data for presentation. In addition, the source and xml itself is reasonably extensible so that it should be easy to add new things to be monitored to the daemon in ways that don't break existing applications (applications should always ignore any field tags they don't recognize and should also be able to cope with missing field tags that they expect to be there). One monitoring application, wulfstat, should generally be available in a separate rpm packaging. The construction of xmlsysd is deliberately lightweight -- it is a (hopefully) efficiently coded C-source binary application that tries to make a minimal impact on the cpu, memory and network resources of the host being monitored. This design goal should be preserved if at all possible by programmers seeking to add features or fields to be monitored.

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• http://www.phy.duke.edu/~rgb/Beowulf/xmlsysd.php

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