proxy** and **PMAPI** client
           tools.  Additionally, the Redis service used by [pmseries(1)](../man1/pmseries.1.html) and
           **pmproxy** also exclusively uses OpenSSL, and in a manner similar to
           PCP, which makes administering these services significantly
           simpler.
    

##  SAR2PCP, IOSTAT2PCP  top

    
    
           The [sar2pcp(1)](../man1/sar2pcp.1.html) and [iostat2pcp(1)](../man1/iostat2pcp.1.html) utilities are deprecated, and
           will be retired in a future version of PCP (v7).  This is being
           replaced by native support for generating PCP archives within the
           tools of the _sysstat_ package (which provides **sar** itself, as well
           as the **sadf** utility which produces PCP archives via the **-l**
           option).
    

##  PMLOGCONF-SETUP  top

    
    
           Earlier versions of PCP (prior to v5.1.1) provided a shell script
           that was used internally by [pmlogconf(1)](../man1/pmlogconf.1.html), located in the
           **PCP_BINADM_DIR** directory, named **pmlogconf-setup**.  This script has
           been retired.  The equivalent functionality remains available in
           the unlikely event it should be needed via the **-s** or **--setup**
           option to [pmlogconf(1)](../man1/pmlogconf.1.html).
    
           The version 1 **pmlogconf-setup** configuration file format (from
           IRIX) was also retired in this release, after more than 10 years
           of automatic transition to version 2 format by **pmlogconf**.
    

##  PMMGR  top

    
    
           The standalone PCP daemon manager **pmmgr** has been retired from PCP
           v5.2.0 onward.  It was phased out in favour of the simpler
           [pmfind(1)](../man1/pmfind.1.html) service for setting up [pmie(1)](../man1/pmie.1.html) and [pmlogger(1)](../man1/pmlogger.1.html)
           ``farms'' of discovered PCP collector systems with
           [pmfind_check(1)](../man1/pmfind_check.1.html).  The new mechanisms, especially when integrated
           with **systemd** , require no additional daemons and are better
           integrated with the **pmie** and **pmlogger** service management used
           elsewhere in PCP.
    

##  PCP-COLLECTL  top

    
    
           The **pcp-collectl** utility has been superceded by [pmrep(1)](../man1/pmrep.1.html) from PCP
           v5 onward.
    
           The equivalent of **pcp-collectl** subsystem reporting is achieved as
           follows:
    
           **pmrep :collectl-sc**
                  Processor subsystem view.
    
           **pmrep :collectl-sm**
                  Memory subsystem view.
    
           **pmrep :collectl-sd**
                  Aggregate disks view.
    
           **pmrep :collectl-sD**
                  Per-disk-device view.
    
           **pmrep :collectl-dm-sD**
                  Device mapper view.
    
           **pmrep :collectl-sn**
                  Network subsystem view.
    

##  PCP-WEBAPPS  top

    
    
           The standalone web applications packaged with older PCP versions
           have been superceded by **grafana-server**(1) with the **grafana-pcp**
           plugin **<https://github.com/performancecopilot/grafana-pcp> **.
    
           This plugin provides an implementation of the Vector application,
           as well as data sources for [pmdabpftrace(1)](../man1/pmdabpftrace.1.html) (**bpftrace**(8) scripts)
           and [pmseries(1)](../man1/pmseries.1.html) (fast, scalable Redis-based time series
           analysis).
    

##  PMWEBD  top

    
    
           The **pmwebd** daemon has been superceded by [pmproxy(1)](../man1/pmproxy.1.html) from PCP v5
           onward.
    
           By default, **pmproxy** will now listen on both its original port
           (44322) and the PCP web API port (44323) when the time series
           support is built.
    
           **pmproxy** provides a compatible implementation of the live