Hi folks,
If anyone cares to share (on or off list) with me a few words about how
they are monitoring Cloudstack and related infrastructure that'd be
lovely.
I'm trying to find out what are the choices currently and how we can
improve the overall experience.
Don't be shy!
Cheers
For me it depends on where you have the overprovisioning configured, is it
global settings? Then as Wei stated is not showed but if you configure it in
the cluster setting then it will show.
R P
From: vas...@gmx.de
Sent: Monday, February 21, 2022 5:02:40 AM
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+1 (binding)
checked keys
started network
registered several templates
started VMs based on those templates
also I was involved with the merging and triaging of the PRs for this
release and am quite confident we have a nice set of fixes here ;)
On Fri, Feb 18, 2022 at 5:10 PM Suresh Anaparti <
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Hi Piotr,
might be worth to check which values are shown when overprovision=1x. After
all the numer of cores should be correct then, showing you 1344 Cores.
I had some "trouble" with host which weren't recognized properly after
applying updates / usage of maintanace mode. So the numerbers in the
d
Hi Priotr,
The CPU core calculation does not consider the CPU overprovisioning.
It is same as the mysql query:
mysql> select sum(total_capacity) from op_host_capacity where
capacity_type=90;
If it is incorrect, please check the `op_host_capacity` table to see if
some hosts have different CPU cor
Hi,
I have a question about what the dashboard shows in the cpu core section.
We have 21 hosts each with 64 core (3.2 GHz), we have cpu overprovisioning
x2 enabled.
The dashboard shows cpu cores as 1004/1792 which does not match any of the
calculations.
How is it counted, what does the dashb
