2011/4/4 nap <napar...@gmail.com>
> 2011/4/2 Grégory Starck <g.sta...@gmail.com>
>
>> Hi list,
>>
>> Hi :)
>
back :p
I've imported a nagios config from my work for testing purpose and I see the
>> load used during startup and also during run is quite "high" (but seeing the
>> number of services it's still acceptable I guess);
>>
>> so fyi:
>>
>>
>> Checking global parameters...
>> *Checking hosts...*
>> * Checked 368 hosts*
>>
>> *Checking services...*
>> * Checked 4895 services*
>>
>>
>>
>> so it already loads correctly, very good (but it's quite long to load
>> because all the services are splitted in the number of files basically ; not
>> sure if having all them grouped in one file would really give better load
>> speed.
>>
> How long exactly? Is the "loading file ....cfg" long?
>
I've not yet relaunched it but it was at least some minutes, probably up to
5 ..
> I've got a 7K services conf load in few seconds, but with few big files
> (configuration from Centreo).
>
ok then it's due to the very high number of files ; as said: there is
basically 1 file per service per host.. that makes lot of them ; well at
least *368 +* *4895 *(splitted in many directories & subdirectories
(368))
otherwise this big config makes my computer be quite loaded but I've a quite
>> old hardware and so I think it's quite acceptable regarding the number of
>> services defined.
>>
> What computer is it exactly?
>
really standard : Intel(R) Core(TM)2 CPU 6600 @ 2.40GHz ; 2 G ram
;
Conclusion: regroup the services in less files ;)
regards,
greg
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