I got 2 Zenoss instances running, one with about 200 devices
monitoring/graphing the whole shebang with dual xeon 3ghz and 4 gigs of
ram just fine.

The other instance is running with over 560 devices soon to be over a
1000 devices running with dual AMD Opteron 3600 and 4 gigs of ram and
the load is consistenly at 8 across the board and the front end can be
extremely slow at times.

Once we get down to the 1000+ mark I will add multiple performance
servers.


On Fri, 2007-04-27 at 08:29 -0700, David Carmean wrote:
> I'm curious how many devices people are monitoring with one zenoss system?
> 
> I've stripped down a zenoss config so that it's essentially doing only CPU 
> and ping monitoring; I'm up to 4800 devices with 46,000 resultant RRDs.
> 
> This is a 4-way Xeon 3Ghz IBM X3850 with 10G of RAM.  I found that increasing 
> zenperfsnmp's cachesize config item from 10,000 to 50,000 didn't seem to 
> help it handle more than 2500 or so devices in one single instance, so I've 
> got 3 performance monitors configured/running on this machine.  
> 
> My biggest problem right now, and it's more of just an annoyance, is that 
> web access can sometimes seem to take forever.  I'm looking forward to a 
> release with the new zodb optimization that was mentioned a while ago.
> 
> 
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