cms-perf

================================= cms_perf - XRootD load sensor

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Sensor for use in the XRootD cms.perf directive. Measures system load, as well as cpu, memory, and network utilization, to enable load-balancing in a cluster of multiple XRootD servers.

With its support for individual re-configuration of each sensor reading, cms_perf allows to fine-tune or even re-define load reporting to your needs. No need to hack any scripts, just install, configure, run.

Installation and Usage

The sensor can be installed using pip, then configured using the cms.perf directive. See the documentation_ for details and examples.

Issues and Contributions

Maintenance and development of cms.perf is hosted at GitHub_. For technical issues or suggestions, please open an issue ticket. For direct code submissions, please open a pull request.

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