How to monitor performance regarding network connections?

Discussion in 'Site & Server Administration' started by postcd, Nov 4, 2016.

  1. #1
    Hello,

    when i do command "netstat -nt|wc -l" i get around 1200.

    i would like to ask if i can use any Linux utility/command to monitor performance impact of the network connections.

    Ideally to see CPU/RAM/slowness impact. The server is 16+ threads, 4GB RAM free.
    I would like to safely determine how many connection is still good or if i need to decrease.

    Im not interested to see server load in general, or the work done as a result of the connection (showing a webpage for example), but just connection itself impact.

    Thank You
     
    postcd, Nov 4, 2016 IP
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    NetHogs. monitorix?
     
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    Try NewRelic - https://newrelic.com/ ... you can monitor almost all type of resources of your server.
     
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    Check out https://www.nagios.org
     
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