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Subject: [rrd-users] Re: Frontend for RRDTool, What's your opinion?
From: jesper () skriver ! dk (Jesper Skriver)
Date: 2001-11-30 18:23:59
Message-ID: 20011130192358.C96749 () skriver ! dk
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On Fri, Nov 30, 2001 at 10:17:36AM -0800, Jason Fesler wrote:
>
> > Of course, there is a need having a scalable frontend and data collector
> > (SNMP/custom scripts) without reeventing the wheel. And also code which will be
> > a startingpoint with clear and functionable code on which i can rely and use to
>
> Ultimatley I wrote my own that was better suited to my environment than the
> other front ends were. RRD's biggest expense is IO, not CPU, at least when
> it comes to data storage. Graphing is CPU intensive, but we solved that by
> only showing graphs when needed, and making the display system flexible (I
> have a single iamge showing thing that takes all of its info by URL, and
> people just make web pages refering to the url to pull the data they want
> displayed..).
>
> I currently update 8700 files once a minute; each file has on average 10 DS's.
> I'm doing this on an e450 with 2x 8 drive raid5 configurations. I probably
> should have striped things for IO speed - I use every bit of IO I have but
> hardly touch the space. On average I'm in about 60 %busy on IO, which is
> definately taking its toll on the machine interactiveness.
A good idea is to spool the updates, then every X minutes sort
them so you have multiple updates to the same RRD file right
after each other, that helps a LOT on the IO load.
/Jesper
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