Don't apologize yourself - I do very appreciate your interest.
There is a single batch for each polled hosts, 26 UPDATE lines in average.
Each BATCH is done in separate socket connection, closed with "."
This is the perl code:
sub rrdbatch {
my ($self, $data) = @_;
my $cache = new IO::Socket::UNIX( "/tmp/rrdcached.sock");
$cache->autoflush(0);
$cache->printflush("BATCH\n");
for(@$data) {
$cache->printflush( join(" ", "UPDATE", @$_) . "\n");
}
$cache->printflush(".\n");
$cache->close();
}
-ml
On Wed, Jan 13, 2010 at 8:41 PM, kevin brintnall <kbr...@rufus.net> wrote:
> Hi Mirek,
>
> Forgive the repeated emails.. I am getting ideas one at a time :)
>
> I have another question... are your "UPDATE" connections long-running?
> Or do you have a new connection for each polling interval (as I do)?
>
> If long running, are you ever closing your BATCH with "." and starting
> anew?
>
> --
> kevin brintnall =~ /kbr...@rufus.net/
>
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