Can you describe how you got gmond to compile on AIX 5.2?
thanx,
rob
On Mar 15, 2005, at 5:17 PM, Everett Mullis wrote:
I am currently looking at using Ganglia 3 to monitor compute clusters
running Solaris 9, Suse Linux 9, and AIX 5.2 ml 3 on the Power4 and 5
architecture. Everything compile
I am currently looking at using Ganglia 3 to monitor compute clusters
running Solaris 9, Suse Linux 9, and AIX 5.2 ml 3 on the Power4 and 5
architecture. Everything compiled nicely on the Solaris and Linux servers.
After a little work, gmond and gmetric compiled and start correctly on the
AIX serv
actually. i just updated gmetad to allow custom RRAs to be defined. i
just dropped the code into CVS so if you use the CVS code (which will be
released as 3.0.1 very soon)... you can specify
RRAs "RRA:AVERAGE:0.5:1:240" \
"RRA:AVERAGE:0.5:24:240" \
"RRA:AVERAGE:0.5:168:240" \
"
here is an idea you might try.
all the rrd code is in ./gmetad/rrd_helpers.c
the function for creating rrds is RRD_create(). you can alter the
format of the round-robin archives there without breaking compatibility
(in upcoming version of gmetad will allow you to specify the archives in
the
Jason A. Smith wrote:
If you really want long term storage of the raw or nearly raw data then
rrdtool is probably not the right tool to use. You would be better off
writing your own ganglia frontend client that would collect the xml data
from gmetad at the interval you need, parse it and store
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