"gpfs_io_total": {
          "node": "192.168.50.20",
          "name": "ems1-hs",
          "rc": 0,
          "time": 1548688323,
          "tu": 157,
          "readbytes": 355260,
          "writebytes": 355260,
          "open": 16,
          "close": 16,
          "reads": 15,
          "writes": 15,
          "directorylookup": 0,
          "inodeupdate": 0
     },
     "gpfs_filesystems": {
               "cesroot": {
               "node": "192.168.50.20",
               "name": "ems1-hs",
               "rc": 0,
               "time": 1548688323,
               "tu": 157,
               "cl": "SBANK_ESS.gpfs.net",
               "disks": 4,
               "readbytes": 355260,
               "writebytes": 355260,
               "open": 16,
               "close": 16,
               "reads": 15,
               "writes": 15,
               "directorylookup": 0,
               "inodeupdate": 0
               }
     }

• njmon_linux_v12.c new njmon_linux_v12.c for njmon.
• To compile: gcc -g -O4 -o njmon12 nmon_linux_v12_binaries.zip
• No dependencies or libraries needed - just the C compiler
• Added support for njmon_collector v14 (below) by adding -i IP address, -p port -X secret
• Also -x output the PID and -k option check if njmon already running option
• Plus the option to count the stats see NJMON_STATS shell variable
• Plus njmon breaks from the terminal to become a daemon
• Plus write buffer checking and fixed POWER /proc/lparcfg handing and lscpu column problem
• Plus better first snapshot time = the -s sec option or 60 seconds - which ever is the least

• nmon_linux_v12_binaries.zip POWER RHEL 7.5 & Ubuntu 18.04 & Intel x86_64 Ubuntu 18.04

• nmon_linux_v12_sample_JSON_files.zip A few short example JSON files from POWER RHEL 7.5 on PowerVM & Ubuntu 18.04, Power Native Ubuntu 18.04, Intel Ubuntu 18.04

• njmon_aix_v14.c new njmon_aix_v14.c for AIX.
• njmon_aix_v14.zip new binaries njmon for AIX: AIX 6.1, 7.1, 7.2, 7.3, VIOS 2.x and VIOS 3.x
• Lots of bug fixed
• Work around libperfstat paging space returns odd results!
• runqueue calculation corrected but renamed run_queue - this rename avoid problem in the InfluxDB as it changes a integer to a double
• plus avoiding divide by zero errors

• njmon_collector_v14.c new njmon_collector_v14.c for njmon.
• njmon_collector_v14 Binary of above compiled on Intel Ubuntu 18.04

• injector_14.py new injector.py for njmon JSON files in to InfluxDB.
• See below injector v12 for functional details
• You MUST edit the InfluxDB host an login and db details
• Supplied for one snapshot injection. If you want to bulk inject nmon files edit batch=False to batch=True
• Added logging for debugging - it will create an injector.log file to the directory in which the njmon_collector is running and add one log line each time it pushes data into InfluxDB

• njmon14_AIX72_sample_snapshot.json Simple one CPU, one disk, one Network LPAR has 1000+ stats excluding process stats
• JSON files: Open them in a browser like Chrome and it lays out the content and shows the hierarchy very nicely. Also, the vim editor (vi on Linux) colourises JSON files for easy reading and syntax checking.