Yes, I guess the typical problems like every other who as performance
issues in OpenNMS.
Take a look at
http://www.opennms.org/wiki/Performance_tuning
There are a lot things with do´s and don´ts. If you´re interested you
can take also a look at
http://www.infoworld.com/d/networking/maximize-performance-your-monitoring-system-860
I hope it helps and have a nice day
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On Sep 23, 2009, at 4:27 PM, Jeffrey Ollie wrote:
I'm running 1.7.7 snapshot, and I'm seeing some problems with the Web
GUI. Whenever I try and open up the node details page my browser just
spins and says "Loading...".(http://<opennms>:8980/opennms/element/
node.jsp?node=X)
I've tweaked the PostgreSQL settings according to the wiki, but it's
possible that there's some more work to do there. Dealing with the
event list seems to take a long time as well
(http://<opennms>:8980/opennms/event/list?limit=250).
Are there any more tips on enhancing the performance?
Polling/notification performance seems to be good, as when I manually
trigger an outage (by turning off a switch for example) I get notified
promptly.
I'm running opennms-1.7.7-0.14758.snapshot on CentOS 5.3. The
hardware is a HP DL360G4 w/8GB RAM and 2 148GB 15K drives in a RAID
1+0 configuration.
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