You can now find LoadAVG hosted on sourceforge at http://sourceforge.net/projects/loadavg/

You can now show your support of LoadAVG by donating to the project!

The new version of LoadAVG remains true to its original roots, being a fast, light-weight and easy to use load monitoring tool. You can install the new version over a older version however you will need to make sure that you back up your logs folder first!

Get the beta at: http://www.loadavg.com/beta/loadavg_1.5b1.tar.gz

The easiest way to install the beta is:

1. cd /path/to/LOADAVG
2. cd.. (move up one directory)
3. cp -R LOADAVG loadavg_bak (backup your loadavg install)
4. mkdir beta
5. cd beta
6. wget http://www.loadavg.com/beta/loadavg_1.5b1.tar.gz
7. tar -zxvf loadavg_1.5b1.tar.gz
8. cd ..
9. cp -vfR beta/* LOADAVG
10. point your web browser to LOADAVG and follow instructions

Please leave any notes and feedback you may have or any bugs and problems here in the comments! We are still working on cleaning up the server info page and tightening up the scrpt a bit more before the final release.

We will then start work on LoadAVG 2.0 which will be a complete reqrite released un the GPL. LoadAVG 2.0 will include advanced features such as a API that will allow you to set up a master server that will collect log data from multiple clients.

Suggestions for 2.0 are also welcome!

The Team
LoadAVG

Welcome to the new home of LoadAVG. LoadAVG is is a simple and lightweight method of monitoring load, memory usage and transfer throughput on a Linux server. Every method of monitoring has an impact on the system being monitored — loadavg is designed to keep that impact as low as possible. It generates HTML & CSS charts, thereby shifting much of the work from the server to the client — your web browser.

While designed for use on a Linux Virtuozzo or OpenVZ VPS (Virtual Private Server), loadavg also works fine on a dedicated server.