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I think "how many sql queries" will be a simple case of counting the queries in a page. As forthe server load, are you asking about the current server load to be displayed or the processor load that the current page execution took?
For simple processor load on Linux, you can either use the SNMP method, or there is a system call which displays the current load. I am not getting it right now, will post it when I remember it.
For simple processor load on Linux, you can either use the SNMP method, or there is a system call which displays the current load. I am not getting it right now, will post it when I remember it.
The "top" command will give you the running processes on the server, and the load each is putting on it.
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