When you do the following on any Ganglia website:
http://ganglia-server/?c=NonexistentBogusClusterName
You get a list of all hosts of all clusters on that Ganglia site,
including the private clusters.
Then when you select a host that is in a private cluster, you don't get
to see any RRD's
Hi Richard,
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Guys,
the code below is in the cygwin and linux metric.c files.
typedef struct {
uint32_t last_read;
uint32_t thresh;
char *name;
char buffer[BUFFSIZE];
} timely_file;
Martin,
thanks for the reply. It would make sense that perhaps the code is
a legacy of before when collection_groups were implemented (aside:
collection groups
are smart and obviously necessary, but did I realise this before seeing
Ganglia? Nope...)
Setting the intervals to 0 seems to work fine.
As I understand it, there's an upstream ganglia spec file, one
maintained by a SUSE packager, and the one I'm now maintaining for
Fedora Extras (and quite possibly specs for other rpm-based distros). At
the suggestion of Bernard Li, who maintains the upstream spec, I thought
we could start some
With respect to the discussions on gmond plugins and sample rates for
/proc files... I use a slightly different approach than is being discussed.
I ripped all (well, most) of the metric gathering code out of 'gmond'.
I then implemented code that uses the 'gmetric' interface to publish
