Private by default
SAR files are parsed in the browser. They do not need to be uploaded to a server for analysis.
Tool
SARkart
A browser-based Linux and Unix SAR/sysstat analyzer for performance triage, incident timelines, and support-ready summaries.
Local Analysis
Turn SAR files into a clear next step
SARkart is built for the support moment when a SAR text file arrives and someone needs to know what happened. It parses the file locally in the browser, builds charts, highlights likely bottlenecks, and produces notes that are easy to paste into a ticket or incident record.
Linux SAR
sysstat
AIX
Solaris
Client-side parsing
- CPU, memory, disk, network, load, process, socket, NFS, and device views.
- Differential diagnosis and incident timeline views for faster triage.
- Heatmaps, PDF export, and copy-ready support summaries.
Why it exists
Built for practical troubleshooting
The goal is not to replace deep analysis. It is to make the first pass faster, more visual, and easier to explain.
Support friendly
Charts, timeline context, findings, and summaries are designed for case notes and incident handoffs.
Open source
The code is available on GitHub and deploys from the repository to this site.