Hi,
monitoring graphs on my hosts and virtual machines no longer appear.
Is there an empty graph in place or is there an error message? If you can
attach sunstone.log and sunstone.error (if not empty) after trying to see
those graphs etc. perhaps I see something...
It's not normal that the dashboard takes 30secs to load. I guess the CLI
is not so slow when issuing a listing command (onehost list, onevm list
etc..) right?
And what is the ruby script consuming 100% exactly? (grep pid from 'ps
aux' or press 'c' during the execution of 'top' to find the full command).
If you have this long-wait problem in two different clouds and ruby is
consuming so much cpu I would think there is an issue with your boxes
configuration related to ruby perhaps. What's the output of 'gem list'?
Are you running sunstone and opennebula on the same box? Have you tried
Self-Service interface? Is it so slow as well?
Hector
En Thu, 05 Jul 2012 00:40:19 +0200, Tao Craig <t...@leadmesh.com> escribió:
Hector,
Thanks for the prompt reply. I am ashamed to admit that browser cache
was the problem in this case. The dashboard still takes about 30 seconds
to load, but at least it is loading now. I noticed a few other minor
issues though that I can not track down in my logs. For example, the
monitoring graphs on my hosts and virtual machines no longer appear.
... any advice?
Part of the reason I didn't catch the browser cache issue earlier is
because I have a second CentOS/KVM cloud running version 3.2.0 and the
dashboard recently stopped loading on it as well. This was not fixed by
clearing my browser cache. Eventually, I get a "Could not connect..."
alert and the page never finishes loading. During this time, there is a
ruby script consuming 100+ percent of CPU resources. When I kill this
script, the cloud is still functional but Sunstone is no longer running.
The logs all appear normal as far as I can tell and all CLI commnands
work without error. Any suggestions here would be greatly appreciated as
well.
Thanks.
----- Original Message ----- From: "Hector Sanjuan"
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To: <users@lists.opennebula.org>
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Subject: Re: [one-users] Sunstone does not load any stats.
Hello,
can you try to remove browsers cache and see if that fixes it?
Hector
En Wed, 04 Jul 2012 02:10:34 +0200, Tao Craig <t...@leadmesh.com>
escribió:
Hi everybody,
I recently upgraded my CentOS Open Nebula installation from 3.4 to 3.6
(Lagoon).
Prior to the upgrade, I noticed my Sunstone dashboard was loading
slowly on login (the page would load fine, but it took awhile to load
the graphs, number of hosts, etc). I saw there were some improvements
with the Sunstone dashboard with this upgrade, so I applied it hoping
it would help. Now, my Sunstone dashboard doesn't load any stats or
graphs... I just see those spinning orange dots and the rest of the
Sunstone interface does not work either (I'm assuming because this
information is never gathered).
There are no errors in my logs anywhere that I can find. The only
thing I am noticing is that ruby scripts are consuming a large amount
of CPU resources.
If it helps, I am currently running 13 virtual machines on 9 hosts and
all "one" CLI commands work fine.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks.
-- Hector Sanjuan
OpenNebula Developer
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