There seems to be a serious issue with using the agent on a Mac system in that the normal Unix items are not all supported. Specifically this means that monitoring the CPU load seems to be impossible.
system.cpu.load only shows you the system portion of cpu load, NOT the user portion, which is really where all the load is.
system.cpu.util is not supported on Mac for some reason, but this is where on Unix you monitor system and user and can add or layer or whatever to your hearts content.
The is no such item as user.cpu.load
So, is there some magic trick I'm missing to monitor the user cpu use on a Mac system, or is it must a glaring omission from the agent?
system.cpu.load only shows you the system portion of cpu load, NOT the user portion, which is really where all the load is.
system.cpu.util is not supported on Mac for some reason, but this is where on Unix you monitor system and user and can add or layer or whatever to your hearts content.
The is no such item as user.cpu.load
So, is there some magic trick I'm missing to monitor the user cpu use on a Mac system, or is it must a glaring omission from the agent?