in reply to I/O Watchdog Daemon

Not perl-related, but you can use memlockd to store any files you need (including their dynamic library dependencies) in memory. You can use busybox for rebooting and other useful manipulations.

No idea how to detect I/O lockup properly, though.

Sorry if my advice was wrong.

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Re^2: I/O Watchdog Daemon
by IdleResonance (Acolyte) on Aug 22, 2012 at 15:40 UTC
    Looks like a very useful tool to have. I've already installed it on the server and you can bet your ass that /etc/memlockd.cfg is about to triple in size. Thanks for the tip!