Programas de Monitorização

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Tracks F@H2 and F@H3 Stanford Client (Console version).
Can track the Tinker, Gromacs core and the Genome core.
Can track up to 50 (Win 95/98/ME) or 100 (Win NT/2K/XP) local/remote clients.
Can run multiple unique instances of EM.
Displays image of protein as it changes.
Displays number of Atoms and Name of protein.
Displays point value of protein being worked on.
Displays progress of frame being worked on as a percent.
Displays number of frames and the number of finished frames.
Displays Time Per Frame and a count down of the time to finish frame.
Displays Time Per Work Unit (Total time to process the protein).
Displays a countdown of the Total Time Remaining to process the protein.
Shows the Time and Date the protein was downloaded (Start).
Shows the Estimated Time and Date the system should finish the protein.
Allows you to customize the name of the Computer each client is on.
Displays the processor type and speed (can also be edited by user).
Monitors network connection to monitored client and warns of problems.
Monitors frame progress and warns of possible trouble.
Computes time needed to finish the protein and warns of problems.
Allows you to change the size and graphic quality of the drawn protein.
Allows you to view a large image of the protein.
Display protein using Chime Plugin.
Can save a snapshot of any protein image in jpg format.
You can view up to 13 clients at once (Default is 1 or 2).
EM now changes size when view changes.
Returns your Work Unit score from Stanford (Manual or Auto).
Number of Work Units you have done in tooltip over score.
Automatically check for new EM updates.
Can save work unit information for HTML statistics
Allows you to launch local copies of the F@H client.
Will close the current internet connection when not needed (MODEM).
Can start in system tray with no window displayed.
Can hide the F@H window(s) when EM starts.
Can restore to view all hidden clients when EM shuts down.
You can run EM in Stealth Mode (No Window or Tray Icon).
Choose monitor interval of 2.5/5 seconds.
Automatically check your stats at Stanford.
Choose to have EM ignore network timeouts. (Testing only!)
Choose to have EM assume internet connection exists. (Testing only!)
Choose 12 hour or 24 hour time/date format.
Turn EM sound effects on and off.
Choose Low/High resolution graphic display of proteins.
Turn protein drawing off entirely.
Make EM window transparent (Win 2K/XP only).
Choose to have EM play a warning wav file when problems occur.
Use mouse wheel when available.
Choose a custom warning wav file for EM to display.
Display a bar graph of all tracked proteins.
Create a custom HTML page of the tracked protein information.
Choose folder HTML information is saved to.
Fully customize the look and feel of the EM window.
Over 30 custom skins available or make your own.

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FahMon is a small open-source tool (GPL license) dedicated to the distributed computing project Folding@Home.

It allows you to quickly know the progress of your client (or clients if you have multiple ones), without having to open different files and/or to go to the Internet (for example to know how much is worth your current work unit). There exists other monitoring tools (such as Electron Microscope or FAHLogStats) but they need to be always running and/or have a rather slow startup.

FahMon is entirely coded in C++ and only uses the basic win32 API (no use of MFC, no dependency on external DLL...), it is thus light (memory usage) and fast (CPU usage). It does not need to be installed, gives a sufficient set of information for most users, does not have to be always running and starts very quickly thanks to its small size.

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DCMonitor can monitor multiple clients for the ECC2-109, Distributed Folding (DF), Distributed Particle Accelerator Design (DPAD/MUON), Great Internet Mersenne Prime Search (GIMPS), Search for Extra Terestrial Intelligence (SETI), Folding at Home (F@H), Seventeen or Bust (SoB) and LifeMapper projects.

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FAHLogStats started out as a very simple monitoring program designed to monitor multiple clients using only the log file. While there are many limitations by using this method, there are some important benefits, such as being able to monitor linux clients with out needing samba (by transfering the log files via FTP).

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Metro disse:

Excelente apanhado.
Coloca junto dos tutoriais aqui no forum o link para esta thread

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Dazkarieh disse:

Muito bom, DekkeR

O FahStats parece-me bem interessante. Ainda o vou experimentar.

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