Baseline Performance Benchmark

Hi everyone,

I don't know if someone though about it or not.

Basically I want to make a script that generate a Baseline Performance
figures for all our SUN servers about CPU, Disk, Memory and network

So later if someone complained about the server performance we can run
the script and compare the result with the old result to see if there is
any problem.

I searched the internet but I didn't find anything

So far I create several C codes to do some malloc (memory test) and
thread (CPU) and I use time command to see how long it takes for the
program to run

Do you have any better suggestion?

Best Regards,

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Ahmed Al-Twaijiry
ENOD/CSYS/ Unix Support Group
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