My friend Massimo Danieli has published yesterday on his blog a “little” how-to on how to use Munin to monitor with granularity every single Virtual Host configured on your Apache webserver.
Munin, in fact, by default easily monitor the performance of your computers, networks, SANs, applications and with the default plugins use the apache mod_status module, that stores data from all the virtual hosts.
With the patch proposed and illustrated by Massimo you can go a step futher with that.
Read it here.
update: he also has made available a binary *.deb package of it!
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September 26, 2008 at 09:43
I am already using munin to monitor the server and network statistics for our press release distribution site. It will be great to integrate apache and mysqldb monitoring with Munin. Your links are greatly appreciated.