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		<title>By: Slawa</title>
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		<description>There is an open-source script phploadavg (http://phploadavg.sourceforge.net/) which shows real-time graphs of the server load (and performance). Requires zero installation and configuration. It helped me a lot when my server was getting slow to understand why was it slow. It uses the same idea of reading /etc/loadavg, but allows better overview of the load over time.</description>
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