<commit_before>![Vector](vector.png)

Vector is an open source on-instance performance monitoring framework which exposes hand picked high resolution system and application metrics to every engineer’s browser. Having the right metrics available on-demand and at a high resolution is key to understand how a system behaves and correctly troubleshoot performance issues.

## Disclaimer

This is the first release of Vector. As such, expect to find bugs and issues. We count on your support to find and report them!

Vector is under constant development and new versions should be released often.

## Getting Started

In order to get started, you should first install Performance Co-Pilot (PCP) on each instance you plan to monitor. PCP will collect the metrics and make them available for Vector.

Optional monitoring agents can also be installed in order to collect specific metrics that are not supported by PCP's system agent.

Once PCP is installed, you should be able to run Vector and connect to the target instance.

### Performance Co-Pilot (PCP)

Vector depends on Performance Co-Pilot (PCP) to collect metrics on each instance you plan to monitor.

Since Vector depends on version 3.10 or higher, the packages currently available on most Linux distro repositories would not suffice. Until newer versions are available in the repositories, you should be able to install PCP from binary packages made available by the PCP development team on:

```
ftp.pcp.io
```

Or build it from source. To do so, get the current version of the source code:

```
$ git clone git://git.pcp.io/pcp
```<commit_msg>Including link to PCP.<commit_after>![Vector](vector.png)

Vector is an open source on-instance performance monitoring framework which exposes hand picked high resolution system and application metrics to every engineer’s browser. Having the right metrics available on-demand and at a high resolution is key to understand how a system behaves and correctly troubleshoot performance issues.

## Disclaimer

This is the first release of Vector. As such, expect to find bugs and issues. We count on your support to find and report them!

Vector is under constant development and new versions should be released often.

## Getting Started

In order to get started, you should first install [Performance Co-Pilot (PCP)](http://pcp.io/) on each instance you plan to monitor. PCP will collect the metrics and make them available for Vector.

Optional monitoring agents can also be installed in order to collect specific metrics that are not supported by PCP's system agent.

Once PCP is installed, you should be able to run Vector and connect to the target instance.

### Performance Co-Pilot (PCP)

Vector depends on Performance Co-Pilot (PCP) to collect metrics on each instance you plan to monitor.

Since Vector depends on version 3.10 or higher, the packages currently available on most Linux distro repositories would not suffice. Until newer versions are available in the repositories, you should be able to install PCP from binary packages made available by the PCP development team on:

```
ftp.pcp.io
```

Or build it from source. To do so, get the current version of the source code:

```
$ git clone git://git.pcp.io/pcp
```
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