Hi Rick,
There is one extra piece of information that my patch takes into
account, the selected time range. Lets say that you are looking at the
monthly data with the web frontend. The Load Avg numbers will show you
the latest values for the 1, 5 & 15 minute loads, averaged over the
number of no
If I understand the current behavior correctly, the "Load Avg" for say the 1-min
load is simply the sum of the 1-min loads on all nodes divided by the total
number of processors on all nodes.
Personally, I find this value useful because it is a relatively good indication
of how much of our clu
I was thinking that if some people would prefer the current behavior, it
could either be made into an admin config option or somehow user
selectable on the web frontend. A third option, like you said, would be
to display both. Anyone have any thoughts on which is the best choice
and how to do it.
Hi Bernard.
I'm playing with NetSNMP right now. Thanks for the toasterview link.
There are quite a few SNMP tools out there. My challenge is to try
and consolidate some of our monitoring functionality.
BTW, I'm also messing with the RRD parameters because I'd rather have
larger files with n
Hi Yemi:
Although not exactly related, I assume you know about this:
http://www.cuddletech.com/code/toasterview/
I will be interested in trying out your patch. We use NetApp filers as
our main NFS servers and once in a blue moon we would have huge cluster
jobs that spike the NFS servers - at th
Hi Martin.
I will put in some testing time before submitting code along with
documentation. This is of great importance to me because I need to
monitor Network Appliance (NetApp) boxes.
It is also worth considering security implications. Once the
recipient gmond has processed the spoof me
Hi,
I'm working on a generic monitoring daemon:
http://monami.sourceforge.net/
The design is for plugins providing functionality, so the ganglia plugin
uploads data into the local Ganglia monitoring infrastructure, similar to
gmetric. Monitoring is also done via plugins, so its (easily) exte
Jason,
please open a bugzilla entry, assign to me and attach your patch. That
way we have it at least documented :-)
Cheers
Martin
--- "Jason A. Smith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The Avg Load percentages on the ganglia web frontend currently show
> the
> latest measured values for the grid/c
Yemi,
please open a bugzilla entry, assign to me and attach your patch (diff
-u format).
The functionality sounds interesting to consider. I assume you are
willing to provide the documantation for it :-)
Another thing I always wanted is a way to fix up the host name in
"gmond" reporting. I ha
Hi Martin,
Nah, it's not really a problem.
In fact I think the way it works now may be better. It allows one to
include an entire section.
This way one can split up gmond.conf, in a global cluster conf and a
machine specific conf.
For example, include on each node the _host { location = "som
Hi Ramon,
you are right, the web page is wrong. I will fix that. "include" only
works from the top level in the gmond.conf file. This was discussed
briefly during the 3.0.2 period when we made include work at all.
Is that behaviour a problem? We could change it in 3.0.3, but is there
a real use
Hey all,
It seems to me that the include() of extra configs does not work as
advertised on the website.
It only works from outside config sections.
-- this does not work --
gmond.conf now processes include() statements
This simple feature provides more flexibility in configuring gmond.
e.g
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