Seth Graham wrote:
The main web interface is my concern. Gmetad sucks up memory like it's
free, and the disk I/O created when rrds are updated quickly get out of
hand. Because of this we had to move the rrds to a ramdisk, which eats
up even more memory.
I was wondering how you back up thos
Ben Hartshorne wrote:
On Mon, Feb 26, 2007 at 01:06:23PM -0600, Seth Graham wrote:
Ben Hartshorne wrote:
It seems to me that using the name to determine cluster membership would
simplify things for the people configuring ganglia.
It would, but when you have 3000+ machines all chattering on the
On Mon, Feb 26, 2007 at 01:06:23PM -0600, Seth Graham wrote:
> Ben Hartshorne wrote:
> >
> >It seems to me that using the name to determine cluster membership would
> >simplify things for the people configuring ganglia.
>
> It would, but when you have 3000+ machines all chattering on the same
> p
Ben Hartshorne wrote:
It seems to me that using the name to determine cluster membership would
simplify things for the people configuring ganglia.
It would, but when you have 3000+ machines all chattering on the same
port that's a lot of data for a machine to deal with. Not only do the
aggre
Hi all,
It is my understanding that when setting up multiple clusters, you must
have a different instance of gmond running as a 'head node' for each
cluster (with multicast, every node can be head node, with unicast, it
is target host). Part of the gmond configuration on a given node is to
assign
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