Once again I've been asked to make Ganglia usable on Linux hosts with
the Broadcom NIC with the 32-bit byte counters.
E.g., HP "Proliant" 580 G5, a rather popular machine where Ganglia
doesn't work out of the box.
So I'm trying to understand ganglia-3.1.7/libmetrics/linux/metrics.c again.
In upd
I am quite happy to report that setting send_metadata_interval to a
non-zero value (slightly less than cleanup_threshold value) has
completely solved the problem
Thanks once again
On Thu, Apr 28, 2011 at 12:01 AM, Michael Bravo wrote:
> OMG, send_metadata_interval wasn't set > 0
>
> that *looks*
OMG, send_metadata_interval wasn't set > 0
that *looks* like the very likely culprit and that missed obvious
thing I was talking about
I will try setting this right and se if it fixes the problem. If not,
I will post gmond.conf, and if yes, I will report back to mark the
problem as solved.
Thank
Hi Michael:
Can you please post gmond.conf (post a diff from stock config if it's
too big or to pastebin.com) of one of the host and of the collector?
Also, did you set send_metadata_interval > 0?
Cheers,
Bernard
On Wed, Apr 27, 2011 at 12:31 PM, Michael Bravo wrote:
> I think now I have obse
I think now I have observed the system for a few hours more, I can
generalize a bit, but as to 'df -h' output - it is identical, save for
a minimal difference in space actually free/used.
However, let me describe the setup in more detail.
There are 5 hosts in one datacenter, which comprise the cl
Hi Michael:
You can try looking at the XML representation of the metric data from
each of your gmonds to figure out what's different between them. You
can accomplish this by doing:
nc localhost 8649 (assuming you are using the default gmond port of 8649)
This should spit out all the metric data
Sweet, thanks for the info!
Dean
From: cob...@gmail.com [mailto:cob...@gmail.com] On Behalf Of Rick Cobb
Sent: Tuesday, April 26, 2011 3:08 PM
To: Hiller, Dean (Contractor)
Cc: ganglia-general@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [Ganglia-general] raw data vs. averages, percentages, etc.
(so
More precisely, some metrics seem to be collected, and periodically
sent, such as
metric 'disk_free' being collected now
Counting device /dev/root (6.21 %)
For all disks: 142.835 GB total, 133.963 GB free for users.
metric 'disk_free' has value_threshold 1.00
metric 'par
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Greetings,
I've been attempting to get 'ganglia-3.1.7' 'gmond' working correctly on
a Nexenta NCP 3.0.1 host, having compiled matters from source.
The scenario is that the Nexenta hosts's 'gmond' would multi-cast to our
collector 'gmond' on another h
Hello,
here is a strange occurence. I have two (infact, more than two, but
let's consider just a pair) identical servers running identical setups
- identical OS, identical gmond with identical config files, identical
disks, identical everything. However, one of those servers is
perfectly well, and
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