[Ganglia-general] newbie question, can ganglia show me status of RAID disks?

2018-05-16 Thread Dave Burns
I just inherited a small cluster running rocks o/s with a RAID array built
in to the head node. I know very little about how it is set up and
configured beyond that.

A disk light is blinking, and I want to figure out how I can view the
status of the disks and if I replace one, how to change the status. I
suspect that ganglia might show me some interesting info but is not really
what I am looking for. Can anyone give me a clue?

I have dealt with some Dell RAIDs and jetstors before, but I can't find any
similar software for dealing with the RAID. If the RAID has a web
interface, it seems to have been stepped on by the rocks web interface,
which doesn't do anything that I have figured out yet.

thanks,
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[Ganglia-general] Newbie Question: vertical axis units

2013-04-02 Thread John Meza
Default configuration.

Where can I find information on what the units of measure are for the
vertical axis on:
-load_one  (0 - 1000 m?)
-cpu_user (0 - 1.0?) I assume this is cpu utilization for user processes,
this is a dynamic axis and currently shows 0% - 1.0% since the cluster is
at rest?

thanks
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Re: [Ganglia-general] newbie question - web frontend templates

2010-11-29 Thread Bostjan Skufca
> P.S. Any of your customizations could be contributed to the project
> generically? :)

I thought about it and I would do it gladly, but it was/is a
multidirection development process which started with a messy code,
continued with code strips to enhance readability and modifications
which suit my use case.

Let me share the idea and current status first.

I manage disjoint groups of servers and I use ganglia to get a general
overview and metric monitoring with nagios, and if I need closer look
I use collectd on each host (collectd has a whole load of plugins
readily available). For all this to work I had to modify the following
stuff with ganglia:

- python modules for:
---> disk IOPS,
---> disk time,
---> interrupts,
---> context switches
---> process creation rate
---> (I really missed these things in form of a built-in C module)

- additional report graphs for aforementioned plugins and variations
(like average time per disk operation, average network packet size
etc)
- (change RRA definitions - I know this is a custom setting but I was
very disappointed to notice there were no min/max values stored in
RRDs by default)

- created grid overview which displays all report graphs at once (I
skim over this page to get a glance of what is going on) - talking
about 12 report graphs here (graphs are clickable, see below)
- changed grid report view to grid mesh view (or it should be called
cluster mesh) which displays all previously mentioned reports in
per-cluster manner
- click on report graph in grid overview shows clicked graph as first
one in cluster list, so I can easily locate malfunctioning cluster,
click on a report from cluster goes to cluster view and shows given
report for all hosts in cluster (this is standard, I just added html
anchor)

- in grid overview, at each report graph I have a link that takes you
to page which displays given report for each and every host in grid
- in this view I am able to normalize Y-axis scale across all graphs
so I can compare in absolute terms what is going on with each server
in comparison to all others

- in host view, I changed metric graph script to show min/avg/max
values (not supported by distributed version of frontend)

That is basically it.

Now, the code is still a mess and it has become (by my opinion) too
my-environment-specific to be easily adoptable by other users (I
stripped away private clusters, multigrid support is not working, disk
ops reports are mandatory etc).
The whole programming was more of an experiment to see if I can get
this done with ganglia It was successful, it serves it's purpose well
for me, but the code is non-releaseable (I am ashamed of it,
actually:). If one wants a .tar.gz I can send it, but you have been
warned:)

I am thinking of a total rewrite in due time (OO, with ZF templates
probably, should not take more than a day or two for my use case) and
when this happens I will have contributions to the project in mind, I
promise (it makes my life easier if I don't have to modify original
packages:).

b.

PS: If you would like a demo of my custom ganglia frontend (to click
through and see if you like it), send me your static IP and I can open
it up for you for a day or two.



On 29 November 2010 20:04, Bernard Li  wrote:
> Hi Bostjan:
>
> On Mon, Nov 29, 2010 at 8:26 AM, Bostjan Skufca  wrote:
>
>> I would be glad to know this before I started making customizations to
>> frontend, just 3 weeks ago. I know, my fault, I did not ask about it
>> :)
>
> Sorry for not making the announcement more obvious, but the switch
> between TemplatePower to Dwoo is not that bad.  I was able to do the
> switch of the entire web codebase in less than a week.
>
> But please do let us know if you run into any problems (perhaps better
> discussed in the -developers mailing-list).  And realistically we
> won't be releasing new frontend code for at least a couple of months I
> think, so it depends on your timeline :)
>
>> Anyway, I seriously hope that Dwoo supports 'if' statement in
>> templates. Working without it kinda sucks (TemplatePower).
>
> Yes it does, please see here:
>
> http://wiki.dwoo.org/index.php/Blocks:if
>
>
> Cheers,
>
> Bernard
>

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Re: [Ganglia-general] newbie question - web frontend templates

2010-11-29 Thread Bernard Li
Hi Chris:

On Mon, Nov 29, 2010 at 9:04 AM, Chris Hunter  wrote:

> Besides Rocks are there any other custom templates generally available ?
> I really don't know _what_ we can do with templates. The _how_ part I
> could figure out from other custom templates.

As far as I know Rocks and Jobmonarch are the only two projects that
have provided Ganglia templates.  Perhaps some other "commercial"
solutions make use of that, but I'm not too sure.

If development picks up on the templating front, we could add another
section in GitHub for that ;-)

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Re: [Ganglia-general] newbie question - web frontend templates

2010-11-29 Thread Bernard Li
Hi Bostjan:

On Mon, Nov 29, 2010 at 8:26 AM, Bostjan Skufca  wrote:

> I would be glad to know this before I started making customizations to
> frontend, just 3 weeks ago. I know, my fault, I did not ask about it
> :)

Sorry for not making the announcement more obvious, but the switch
between TemplatePower to Dwoo is not that bad.  I was able to do the
switch of the entire web codebase in less than a week.

But please do let us know if you run into any problems (perhaps better
discussed in the -developers mailing-list).  And realistically we
won't be releasing new frontend code for at least a couple of months I
think, so it depends on your timeline :)

> Anyway, I seriously hope that Dwoo supports 'if' statement in
> templates. Working without it kinda sucks (TemplatePower).

Yes it does, please see here:

http://wiki.dwoo.org/index.php/Blocks:if

P.S. Any of your customizations could be contributed to the project
generically? :)

Cheers,

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Re: [Ganglia-general] newbie question - web frontend templates

2010-11-29 Thread Jesse Becker
A custom template was created for the "Job Monarch" project that
attempts to displace queue stats on cluster_view pages within ganglia.
 See https://subtrac.sara.nl/oss/jobmonarch/wiki/Documentation/Screenshots
for examples.

The answer to "what?" is "anything you'd like."  The templates are
HTML based, with various template-related syntactic bits sprinkled
throughout.  They define almost everything about the webpages--the
layout, the look, the interface, navigation, etc.

You can, if you want, make a template that just dumps all of the rrd
files for a single metric, across all hosts (similar to MRTG, I
suppose).  or, you could re-do the entire interface with lots of
javascript and other stuff with a completely new "look".  However,
that will almost certainly require changes to the various php files as
well.  Unfortunately, the PHP code and the templates are pretty
closely intertwined--thus the recent discussion about a front-end
rewrite.



On Mon, Nov 29, 2010 at 12:04, Chris Hunter  wrote:
> Besides Rocks are there any other custom templates generally available ?
> I really don't know _what_ we can do with templates. The _how_ part I could
> figure out from other custom templates.
>
> So, what are templates used for ?
>
> Thanks,
> Chris Hunter
> Yale University
>
> Jesse Becker wrote:
>>
>> There isn't any specific documentation about making a new template
>> (alas!).  There isn't even something as simple as a list of variables
>> which will be expanded in the HTML template files. :-/
>>
>> I suggest that you make a copy of the GANGLIA_WWW/template/default
>> directory, and start making your changes from there.  The variables
>> are pretty obvious.
>>
>> Also, note that the templating engine has *changed* in the trunk
>> release.  We are not using TemplatePower anymore, and have moved to
>> using the Dwoo package instead.  I believe that the forthcoming 3.2.0
>> release will use this.  Dwoo has a similar, but different template
>> language, and I suggest that you make your changes against trunk, and
>> not the 3.1.x series.
>>
>> On Thu, Nov 18, 2010 at 17:07, Chris Hunter  wrote:
>>>
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> I have been maintaining an instance of ganglia 3.0.3 installed by my
>>> predecessor. The last guy was a php programmer and did all sorts of
>>> fancy things to our ganglia frontend.
>>>
>>> I am starting a fresh install of ganglia 3.1.7; I have the basics done.
>>> I have our gmond-3.0.x clusters talking to the gmetad-3.1.7 host. I have
>>> the web frontend running.
>>>
>>> Next I want to create a custom template. I'll start with simple stuff
>>> like adding a custom logo bitmap to the metapage, maybe some URL links
>>> to our department website, etc.
>>>
>>> Can anyone point me to some documentation about creating custom
>>> templates ? What is 'best practice' to integrate a template with a
>>> ganglia-3.1.x installation ?
>>>
>>> Thank-you in advance,
>>>
>>> Chris Hunter
>>> Yale University
>>>
>>>
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>>
>>
>
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Re: [Ganglia-general] newbie question - web frontend templates

2010-11-29 Thread Chris Hunter
Besides Rocks are there any other custom templates generally available ?
I really don't know _what_ we can do with templates. The _how_ part I 
could figure out from other custom templates.

So, what are templates used for ?

Thanks,
Chris Hunter
Yale University

Jesse Becker wrote:
> There isn't any specific documentation about making a new template
> (alas!).  There isn't even something as simple as a list of variables
> which will be expanded in the HTML template files. :-/
> 
> I suggest that you make a copy of the GANGLIA_WWW/template/default
> directory, and start making your changes from there.  The variables
> are pretty obvious.
> 
> Also, note that the templating engine has *changed* in the trunk
> release.  We are not using TemplatePower anymore, and have moved to
> using the Dwoo package instead.  I believe that the forthcoming 3.2.0
> release will use this.  Dwoo has a similar, but different template
> language, and I suggest that you make your changes against trunk, and
> not the 3.1.x series.
> 
> On Thu, Nov 18, 2010 at 17:07, Chris Hunter  wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> I have been maintaining an instance of ganglia 3.0.3 installed by my
>> predecessor. The last guy was a php programmer and did all sorts of
>> fancy things to our ganglia frontend.
>>
>> I am starting a fresh install of ganglia 3.1.7; I have the basics done.
>> I have our gmond-3.0.x clusters talking to the gmetad-3.1.7 host. I have
>> the web frontend running.
>>
>> Next I want to create a custom template. I'll start with simple stuff
>> like adding a custom logo bitmap to the metapage, maybe some URL links
>> to our department website, etc.
>>
>> Can anyone point me to some documentation about creating custom
>> templates ? What is 'best practice' to integrate a template with a
>> ganglia-3.1.x installation ?
>>
>> Thank-you in advance,
>>
>> Chris Hunter
>> Yale University
>>
>> --
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Re: [Ganglia-general] newbie question - web frontend templates

2010-11-29 Thread Jesse Becker
On Mon, Nov 29, 2010 at 11:26, Bostjan Skufca  wrote:
> "We are not using TemplatePower anymore, and have moved to using the
> Dwoo package instead."
>
> I would be glad to know this before I started making customizations to
> frontend, just 3 weeks ago. I know, my fault, I did not ask about it
> :)

There was an announcement on the ganglia-developers list
(http://www.mail-archive.com/ganglia-develop...@lists.sourceforge.net/msg05653.html),
but only a passing reference on the -general list.

> Anyway, I seriously hope that Dwoo supports 'if' statement in
> templates. Working without it kinda sucks (TemplatePower).

It does include looping and conditional support.  Dwoo was picked (I
believe) because it supports all of the features supported by
TemplatePower and is released under a BSD license (unlike
TemplatePower)

> Any move towards an OO frontend? Because current code is a mess... (no
> disrespect intended, just personal observation).

There was some discussion about frontend development in IRC recently.
A transcript was kept, and posted here:
http://therealms.org/oss/ganglia/ganglia_frontend_rewrite_irc_101310.txt

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Re: [Ganglia-general] newbie question - web frontend templates

2010-11-29 Thread Bostjan Skufca
"We are not using TemplatePower anymore, and have moved to using the
Dwoo package instead."

I would be glad to know this before I started making customizations to
frontend, just 3 weeks ago. I know, my fault, I did not ask about it
:)
Anyway, I seriously hope that Dwoo supports 'if' statement in
templates. Working without it kinda sucks (TemplatePower).

Any move towards an OO frontend? Because current code is a mess... (no
disrespect intended, just personal observation).

b.



On 29 November 2010 15:30, Jesse Becker  wrote:
> There isn't any specific documentation about making a new template
> (alas!).  There isn't even something as simple as a list of variables
> which will be expanded in the HTML template files. :-/
>
> I suggest that you make a copy of the GANGLIA_WWW/template/default
> directory, and start making your changes from there.  The variables
> are pretty obvious.
>
> Also, note that the templating engine has *changed* in the trunk
> release.  We are not using TemplatePower anymore, and have moved to
> using the Dwoo package instead.  I believe that the forthcoming 3.2.0
> release will use this.  Dwoo has a similar, but different template
> language, and I suggest that you make your changes against trunk, and
> not the 3.1.x series.
>
> On Thu, Nov 18, 2010 at 17:07, Chris Hunter  wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> I have been maintaining an instance of ganglia 3.0.3 installed by my
>> predecessor. The last guy was a php programmer and did all sorts of
>> fancy things to our ganglia frontend.
>>
>> I am starting a fresh install of ganglia 3.1.7; I have the basics done.
>> I have our gmond-3.0.x clusters talking to the gmetad-3.1.7 host. I have
>> the web frontend running.
>>
>> Next I want to create a custom template. I'll start with simple stuff
>> like adding a custom logo bitmap to the metapage, maybe some URL links
>> to our department website, etc.
>>
>> Can anyone point me to some documentation about creating custom
>> templates ? What is 'best practice' to integrate a template with a
>> ganglia-3.1.x installation ?
>>
>> Thank-you in advance,
>>
>> Chris Hunter
>> Yale University
>>
>> --
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Re: [Ganglia-general] newbie question [2] - customize ganglia-web templates

2010-11-29 Thread Jesse Becker
Your four steps below look correct to start a new template.

On Fri, Nov 19, 2010 at 11:22, Chris Hunter  wrote:
> The ganglia-web sub-directory templates/defaults has the files:
>> cluster_extra.tpl  header-nobanner.tpl  images             show_node.tpl
>> cluster_view.tpl   header.tpl           meta_view.tpl
>> footer.tpl         host_extra.tpl       node_extra.tpl
>> grid_tree.tpl      host_view.tpl        physical_view.tpl
>
> If I want to create a custom template with a new header logo, I would:
>
> 1) create a new subdirectory templates/new
> 2) copy the file templates/default/header.tpl to templates/new/header.tpl
> 3) edit templates/new/header.tpl with my new logo
> 4) edit conf.php for Stemplate_name = "new";
>
> Does this makes sense ?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Chris Hunter
> Yale University
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I have been maintaining an instance of ganglia 3.0.3 installed by my
>> predecessor. The last guy was a php programmer and did all sorts of
>> fancy things to our ganglia frontend.
>>
>> I am starting a fresh install of ganglia 3.1.7; I have the basics done.
>> I have our gmond-3.0.x clusters talking to the gmetad-3.1.7 host. I have
>> the web frontend running.
>>
>> Next I want to create a custom template. I'll start with simple stuff
>> like adding a custom logo bitmap to the metapage, maybe some URL links
>> to our department website, etc.
>>
>> Can anyone point me to some documentation about creating custom
>> templates ? What is 'best practice' to integrate a template with a
>> ganglia-3.1.x installation ?
>>
>> Thank-you in advance,
>>
>> Chris Hunter
>> Yale University
>>
>
>
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Re: [Ganglia-general] newbie question - web frontend templates

2010-11-29 Thread Jesse Becker
There isn't any specific documentation about making a new template
(alas!).  There isn't even something as simple as a list of variables
which will be expanded in the HTML template files. :-/

I suggest that you make a copy of the GANGLIA_WWW/template/default
directory, and start making your changes from there.  The variables
are pretty obvious.

Also, note that the templating engine has *changed* in the trunk
release.  We are not using TemplatePower anymore, and have moved to
using the Dwoo package instead.  I believe that the forthcoming 3.2.0
release will use this.  Dwoo has a similar, but different template
language, and I suggest that you make your changes against trunk, and
not the 3.1.x series.

On Thu, Nov 18, 2010 at 17:07, Chris Hunter  wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have been maintaining an instance of ganglia 3.0.3 installed by my
> predecessor. The last guy was a php programmer and did all sorts of
> fancy things to our ganglia frontend.
>
> I am starting a fresh install of ganglia 3.1.7; I have the basics done.
> I have our gmond-3.0.x clusters talking to the gmetad-3.1.7 host. I have
> the web frontend running.
>
> Next I want to create a custom template. I'll start with simple stuff
> like adding a custom logo bitmap to the metapage, maybe some URL links
> to our department website, etc.
>
> Can anyone point me to some documentation about creating custom
> templates ? What is 'best practice' to integrate a template with a
> ganglia-3.1.x installation ?
>
> Thank-you in advance,
>
> Chris Hunter
> Yale University
>
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[Ganglia-general] newbie question [2] - customize ganglia-web templates

2010-11-19 Thread Chris Hunter
The ganglia-web sub-directory templates/defaults has the files:
> cluster_extra.tpl  header-nobanner.tpl  images show_node.tpl
> cluster_view.tpl   header.tpl   meta_view.tpl
> footer.tpl host_extra.tpl   node_extra.tpl
> grid_tree.tpl  host_view.tplphysical_view.tpl

If I want to create a custom template with a new header logo, I would:

1) create a new subdirectory templates/new
2) copy the file templates/default/header.tpl to templates/new/header.tpl
3) edit templates/new/header.tpl with my new logo
4) edit conf.php for Stemplate_name = "new";

Does this makes sense ?

Thanks,

Chris Hunter
Yale University

> Hi,
> 
> I have been maintaining an instance of ganglia 3.0.3 installed by my 
> predecessor. The last guy was a php programmer and did all sorts of 
> fancy things to our ganglia frontend.
> 
> I am starting a fresh install of ganglia 3.1.7; I have the basics done. 
> I have our gmond-3.0.x clusters talking to the gmetad-3.1.7 host. I have 
> the web frontend running.
> 
> Next I want to create a custom template. I'll start with simple stuff 
> like adding a custom logo bitmap to the metapage, maybe some URL links 
> to our department website, etc.
> 
> Can anyone point me to some documentation about creating custom 
> templates ? What is 'best practice' to integrate a template with a 
> ganglia-3.1.x installation ?
> 
> Thank-you in advance,
> 
> Chris Hunter
> Yale University
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Re: [Ganglia-general] newbie question - web frontend templates

2010-11-18 Thread Auld, Russell G CSC
Anything here http://templatepower.codocad.com/ ?

There is a link to that at the bottom of the 3.1.7-generated front page:
"Pages generated using TemplatePower version 3.0.1." 

HTH

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> To: ganglia-general@lists.sourceforge.net
> Subject: [Ganglia-general] newbie question - web frontend templates
> 
> Hi,
> 
> I have been maintaining an instance of ganglia 3.0.3 installed by my 
> predecessor. The last guy was a php programmer and did all sorts of 
> fancy things to our ganglia frontend.
> 
> I am starting a fresh install of ganglia 3.1.7; I have the 
> basics done. 
> I have our gmond-3.0.x clusters talking to the gmetad-3.1.7 
> host. I have 
> the web frontend running.
> 
> Next I want to create a custom template. I'll start with simple stuff 
> like adding a custom logo bitmap to the metapage, maybe some 
> URL links 
> to our department website, etc.
> 
> Can anyone point me to some documentation about creating custom 
> templates ? What is 'best practice' to integrate a template with a 
> ganglia-3.1.x installation ?
> 
> Thank-you in advance,
> 
> Chris Hunter
> Yale University
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[Ganglia-general] newbie question - web frontend templates

2010-11-18 Thread Chris Hunter
Hi,

I have been maintaining an instance of ganglia 3.0.3 installed by my 
predecessor. The last guy was a php programmer and did all sorts of 
fancy things to our ganglia frontend.

I am starting a fresh install of ganglia 3.1.7; I have the basics done. 
I have our gmond-3.0.x clusters talking to the gmetad-3.1.7 host. I have 
the web frontend running.

Next I want to create a custom template. I'll start with simple stuff 
like adding a custom logo bitmap to the metapage, maybe some URL links 
to our department website, etc.

Can anyone point me to some documentation about creating custom 
templates ? What is 'best practice' to integrate a template with a 
ganglia-3.1.x installation ?

Thank-you in advance,

Chris Hunter
Yale University

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Re: [Ganglia-general] Newbie question: No gmetad compiled for me

2009-03-20 Thread Simon Yan
2009/3/20 Miah, W (Wadud) :
> The switch for configure for building gmetad is:
>
> --with-gmetad
>
> Type ./configure --help for further information. The '--help' switch is 
> usually very helpful :-)

Miah,

Thanks for the heads up.
I think it's working now as I'm starting to get errors while it's
trying to compile gmetad. ;)
Let me try to see if I can get it fixed.

(Hmm, how come I used enable-gmetad at the first place?)

Anyways, thanks again and sorry folks for the spam with my silly question.

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> To: ganglia-general@lists.sourceforge.net
> Subject: [Ganglia-general] Newbie question: No gmetad compiled for me
>
> Dear All,
>
> I'm new to ganglia and try to install it manually on a SLES 10.2 HP machine.
> This is ganglia 3.1.2(Langley), I get it from sourceforge.net
> The issue I'm having is, even though I have configured it by telling
> it to compile gmetad as well, but I don't seem to get the expected
> gmetad in /usr/sbin. Or even in /usr
> ./configure itself went on smoothly and I can continue with make and
> make install too.
>
> The command I used to configure ganglia is:
> pmdl380-01:/usr # ./configure --enable-gmetad --with-libapr=/usr/bin
>
> However:
> pmdl380-01:/usr # find ./ -name "gmetad"
> pmdl380-01:/usr #
>
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Re: [Ganglia-general] Newbie question: No gmetad compiled for me

2009-03-20 Thread Miah, W (Wadud)
The switch for configure for building gmetad is:

--with-gmetad

Type ./configure --help for further information. The '--help' switch is usually 
very helpful :-)

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Subject: [Ganglia-general] Newbie question: No gmetad compiled for me

Dear All,

I'm new to ganglia and try to install it manually on a SLES 10.2 HP machine.
This is ganglia 3.1.2(Langley), I get it from sourceforge.net
The issue I'm having is, even though I have configured it by telling
it to compile gmetad as well, but I don't seem to get the expected
gmetad in /usr/sbin. Or even in /usr
./configure itself went on smoothly and I can continue with make and
make install too.

The command I used to configure ganglia is:
pmdl380-01:/usr # ./configure --enable-gmetad --with-libapr=/usr/bin

However:
pmdl380-01:/usr # find ./ -name "gmetad"
pmdl380-01:/usr #

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[Ganglia-general] Newbie question: No gmetad compiled for me

2009-03-20 Thread Simon Yan
Dear All,

I'm new to ganglia and try to install it manually on a SLES 10.2 HP machine.
This is ganglia 3.1.2(Langley), I get it from sourceforge.net
The issue I'm having is, even though I have configured it by telling
it to compile gmetad as well, but I don't seem to get the expected
gmetad in /usr/sbin. Or even in /usr
./configure itself went on smoothly and I can continue with make and
make install too.

The command I used to configure ganglia is:
pmdl380-01:/usr # ./configure --enable-gmetad --with-libapr=/usr/bin

However:
pmdl380-01:/usr # find ./ -name "gmetad"
pmdl380-01:/usr #

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RE: [Ganglia-general] Newbie question - gmond not returning any metrics

2006-05-16 Thread Richard.Grevis
Steve,

it may seem strange, but that is the way gmond behaves.
If in all your gmond instances you specify a single unicast
headnode, the only place you will get the XML data payload
is the headnode. The other nodes dump the DTD and nothing else.

If you want to see the data on each of your workers locally, then
in gmond.conf specify a second send channel, ala:

udp_send_channel {
  host = headnode
  port = 8649
}
udp_send_channel {
  host = 127.0.0.1
  port = 8649
}

regards,
richard

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Subject: [Ganglia-general] Newbie question - gmond not returning any
metrics


headnode (report01): runs gmetad, gmond and web-frontend and is working 
fine.

workers (worker01, worker02, ...): runs gmond and runs fine, but when 
telnetting to port 8459 (even from worker01 using localhost), I get no 
metrics in the XML:

-
[EMAIL PROTECTED] bin]# telnet localhost 8649
Trying 127.0.0.1...
Connected to localhost.localdomain (127.0.0.1).
Escape character is '^]'.
 
   
   

   
   
   

   
   
   
   
   

   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   

   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   

   
   
   

   
   
   
   
   
   
   
]>




Connection closed by foreign host.

[EMAIL PROTECTED] bin]# gstat
CLUSTER INFORMATION
Name: crawl
   Hosts: 0
Gexec Hosts: 0
  Dead Hosts: 0
   Localtime: Mon May 15 12:47:46 2006

There are no hosts running gexec at this time
[EMAIL PROTECTED] bin]#
-

I'm guessing that there's no multicast issues since I'm just trying to
get 
gmond to tell me the locahost's stats, right?  Nothing is even leaving
the 
machine at this point, I'm just telnetting to the localhost's port and 
asking for stats.


I compiled the source on report01 and then just copied gmond, gstats & 
gmertic to the workers and started them up.  Am I missing something on
the 
workers to collect stats?

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[Ganglia-general] Newbie question - gmond not returning any metrics

2006-05-15 Thread Steve Webb
headnode (report01): runs gmetad, gmond and web-frontend and is working 
fine.


workers (worker01, worker02, ...): runs gmond and runs fine, but when 
telnetting to port 8459 (even from worker01 using localhost), I get no 
metrics in the XML:


-
[EMAIL PROTECTED] bin]# telnet localhost 8649
Trying 127.0.0.1...
Connected to localhost.localdomain (127.0.0.1).
Escape character is '^]'.


  
  
   
  
  
  
   
  
  
  
  
  
   
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
   
  
  
  int32 | uint32 | float | double | timestamp) #REQUIRED>

  
  
  
  
  unspecified) #IMPLIED>

  
   
  
  
  
   
  
  
  
  int32 | uint32 | float | double | timestamp) #REQUIRED>

  
  unspecified) #IMPLIED>

  
]>

LATLONG="unspecified" URL="unspecified">



Connection closed by foreign host.

[EMAIL PROTECTED] bin]# gstat
CLUSTER INFORMATION
   Name: crawl
  Hosts: 0
Gexec Hosts: 0
 Dead Hosts: 0
  Localtime: Mon May 15 12:47:46 2006

There are no hosts running gexec at this time
[EMAIL PROTECTED] bin]#
-

I'm guessing that there's no multicast issues since I'm just trying to get 
gmond to tell me the locahost's stats, right?  Nothing is even leaving the 
machine at this point, I'm just telnetting to the localhost's port and 
asking for stats.



I compiled the source on report01 and then just copied gmond, gstats & 
gmertic to the workers and started them up.  Am I missing something on the 
workers to collect stats?


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[Ganglia-general] Newbie question. Grid monitoring.

2003-12-31 Thread Chris Johnson
 Ok, hi.

 Have a cluster up and being monitored very nicely thank you.  Way
cool.

 Now I would like to have a gmetad monitor other gmetad's, i.e.
what ganglia refers to as a grid.  A number of the demos shown on the
Web are doing this, apparently.  There are no example configs for this
unfortunately.  

 Obviously the gmetad config tag data_source has something to
do with it.  I've set up another gmetad on another system and put that
address in my first gmetad.conf and restarted.  I've run trafshow
and have seen my second system using the mcast channel.  

 No joy though.  What I believe to be my system that should be
showing the grid, isn't.  Can someone doing this please provide an
example configuration between two gmetad's that allows one of them to
show the grid.  Help much appreciated.


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Re: [Ganglia-general] newbie question, mcast_channel & ...

2003-12-30 Thread Chris Johnson
On Tue, 30 Dec 2003, Chris Johnson wrote:

> On Mon, 29 Dec 2003, Chris Johnson wrote:
> 
> >  Ok, hi all.
> > 
> >  Just got ganglia up.  Using it to monitor a cluster.  Using
> > ganglia 2.5.5.1 on RH7.3.  Have the Web interface up.  Have gmond 
> > running on the master with gmetad and one compute engine.  The master
> > has 2 CPUs the engine has 1.  So far so good.
> > 
> >  Gstat and the Web interface both agree that the only thing they
> > see is the master node.  Doesn't see the one compute engine.  
> > 
> >  Obviously I'm doing something wrong.
> > 
> >  Can anyone give me and idea how his mcast_channel thing works and
> > what it should be set too?  And yeah I read the rather spares
> > documentation.  Need more.
> > 
> >  Any other ideas would be helpful.  Thanks much.  Happy new year.
> > 
> > 
> 
>  Hm, so I think I figured out that it's not how mcast_channel is
> set up.  Netstat -a claims that is ESTABLISHED.  Which means that
> gmetad and the gmond's SHOULD be talking to each other.  
> 
>  Now a trafshow -N port 8649 shows that the master is talking to
> itself and the compute egines are talking to each other.  The engines
> aren't talking to the master and visa versa.  That would explain why
> the master isn't seeing the nodes; no traffic.  Question is, why?
> Still no clue.
> 
> 

 Got it!  Amazing what sleep can do.

 The master gmod wasn't using the interface the engine nodes were
on.  Hence, no talking.  Working now.

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Re: [Ganglia-general] newbie question, mcast_channel & ...

2003-12-30 Thread Chris Johnson
On Mon, 29 Dec 2003, Chris Johnson wrote:

>  Ok, hi all.
> 
>  Just got ganglia up.  Using it to monitor a cluster.  Using
> ganglia 2.5.5.1 on RH7.3.  Have the Web interface up.  Have gmond 
> running on the master with gmetad and one compute engine.  The master
> has 2 CPUs the engine has 1.  So far so good.
> 
>  Gstat and the Web interface both agree that the only thing they
> see is the master node.  Doesn't see the one compute engine.  
> 
>  Obviously I'm doing something wrong.
> 
>  Can anyone give me and idea how his mcast_channel thing works and
> what it should be set too?  And yeah I read the rather spares
> documentation.  Need more.
> 
>  Any other ideas would be helpful.  Thanks much.  Happy new year.
> 
> 

 Hm, so I think I figured out that it's not how mcast_channel is
set up.  Netstat -a claims that is ESTABLISHED.  Which means that
gmetad and the gmond's SHOULD be talking to each other.  

 Now a trafshow -N port 8649 shows that the master is talking to
itself and the compute egines are talking to each other.  The engines
aren't talking to the master and visa versa.  That would explain why
the master isn't seeing the nodes; no traffic.  Question is, why?
Still no clue.

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[Ganglia-general] newbie question, mcast_channel & ...

2003-12-29 Thread Chris Johnson
 Ok, hi all.

 Just got ganglia up.  Using it to monitor a cluster.  Using
ganglia 2.5.5.1 on RH7.3.  Have the Web interface up.  Have gmond 
running on the master with gmetad and one compute engine.  The master
has 2 CPUs the engine has 1.  So far so good.

 Gstat and the Web interface both agree that the only thing they
see is the master node.  Doesn't see the one compute engine.  

 Obviously I'm doing something wrong.

 Can anyone give me and idea how his mcast_channel thing works and
what it should be set too?  And yeah I read the rather spares
documentation.  Need more.

 Any other ideas would be helpful.  Thanks much.  Happy new year.

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Re: [Ganglia-general] newbie question

2003-12-12 Thread Matt Massie
mike-

i think you are right.  the router configuration is the place to look. 
setting the ttl in the header of a multicast packet works more like a
suggestion for the router.  if the router it configured to forward
mulitcast traffic, it will decrement the ttl and pass on the message
otherwise it will just drop the data.

good luck.  i know pitifully little about routers so you'll need to get
the details from someone else.  :)

-matt


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> to setup a cluster where systems reside on two subnets.  I changed the 
> 'mcast_ttl' value from 1 to 16.   However the cluster members on subnet A do 
> not see the cluster members on subnet B.  Is there something I am missing.  
> The only other thing I can think of is knowing whether or not the routers 
> propogate multicast traffic
> 
> Thanks
> 
> 
> Mike O'Donnell
> 
> 
> 
> 
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[Ganglia-general] newbie question

2003-12-12 Thread mike . odonnell
I am just starting to work with ganglia and have one question.  I am working to 
setup a cluster where systems reside on two subnets.  I changed the 'mcast_ttl' 
value from 1 to 16.   However the cluster members on subnet A do not see the 
cluster members on subnet B.  Is there something I am missing.  The only other 
thing I can think of is knowing whether or not the routers propogate multicast 
traffic

Thanks


Mike O'Donnell