On Wed, May 7, 2008 at 4:53 PM, Rich McClellan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> How can I scale the % CPU value by the number of processors?
It isn't completely straightforward, since the %CPU values are all
"normalized" on a per-host basis. A similar example is a two node
cluster made of an old sl
Hi,
I am monitoring a cluster with Ganglia v3.0.7. In it there are some
hosts with one processors (let's say 4) and some with 8 processors
(let's say 4). When viewing the cluster page there are four graphs at
the top of the page: load, CPU, memory, and network. These graphs
reflect the state of
Hi Igor,
unless you want to rewrite "gmetad" completely, this is the way to query the
"database". Basically port 8651 gives you everything, while 8652 allows to do
specific queries. Not sure where/whether the query mechanism is actually
documented outside the "gmetad" sources. You can have a l
Hi
Well, I looked for a way to make sure ganglia was working. The doc suggests
polling these interfaces with telnet. Then I understood this only was opening a
socket. I decided to make my own in java when I counld't find any existing
example. But I'm not sure it's the best way. I am quite certai
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