Mid 400s right now as trimmed as we can get. We have a few thousand servers and devices. Rooms and rooms full of various SAN devices. A few hundred routers, switches, waps. Easily 500 VIPs and a couple hundred APC PDUs. 13 locations all over the world with various devices/offices for each.
Looking at a purchase so we've trimmed our needs to only things we actually care to monitor. Comes out to around 400. And for us even on a 32gb ram Quad CPU Quad-Core box(R900) with these devices the system just crawls. I cant understand how these other people are saying their UI is snappy. We've gone to great lengths to speed ours up but it still craps out after ~4 concurrent users. I got bored one afternoon and pointed our loadtesting cluster at it for kicks. That monster of a box mentioned above couldnt sustain more than 15 concurrent users before page load times went above 30 seconds a pop doing basic navigation. I love the entire idea Zenoss brings to the table. The classifying, templates, inheritance...... its all beautiful except the actual implementation leaves much to be desired. The first group to use these ideas and a solid code base would make some cash. Zenoss is still maturing but I really dont think Zope2 is the way to go. Too much magic without documentation going on for my tastes. Keeping the ZODB database from getting corrupt also seems almost impossible. Is there an actual transactional locking database for storing objects? These conflict errors when doing 2 things at once really drive me crazy. Rants aside I'm still rooting for some speed upgrades in the future :) -------------------- m2f -------------------- Read this topic online here: http://community.zenoss.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=21135#21135 -------------------- m2f -------------------- _______________________________________________ zenoss-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.zenoss.org/mailman/listinfo/zenoss-users
