Re: [Nagios-devel] NSCA using PROCESS_FILE

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Re: [Nagios-devel] NSCA using PROCESS_FILE

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Guys,

Anyone looked at / tried my OCHP/OCSP Perl daemons? (Sent in another =
thread, "Piped OCHP/OCSP daemon")

I haven't had time to set up a full testing env yet (Not only I need to =
setup a master and slave with real checks... I never even touched =
OCHP/OCSP!). I fixed a trivial bug that was from the original PerfDaemon =
code... I'll post an updated version soon...

I tested performance of it and with -r1 and it could eat over one =
*million* commands (120+ MB of text) in just over 5 seconds (the =
children would take some time to digest that much data though if they =
were not piping it trough a plain 'cat', i.e. send it over the network =
with send_nsca). I verified the integrity of that 120+ MB chunk of data =
after going trough the daemon and it matched.


Ethan, is this daemon suitable for your HOWTO (I know you asked for =
something different but I believe this daemon does the job much better =
than a logrotate/cron job). Which format do you want your HOWTO written =
in? SGML? ASCII? Do you have a Template?

Thanks,

Thomas

-----Original Message-----
From: nagios-devel-bounces@lists.sourceforge.net on behalf of Gerd =
Mueller
Sent: Fri 23-Feb-07 5:08
To: Nagios Developers List
Subject: Re: [Nagios-devel] NSCA using PROCESS_FILE
=20
> If someone else don't beat me up on time I'll see if I have time for =
that in
> the upcoming days.

At least I wouldn't :-)

> However I disagree with the way of doing it.=20

Me, too. Since our masters are in charge of sending notifications,
graphing charts, ... We really need nearly real time handling of
checkresults. =20

> I'd rather have nagios write to
> a pipe (We already do this succesfully to pipe performance data into =
cacti;

We did this for the nagiosgrapher as well.


Gerd

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RE: [Nagios-devel] NSCA using PROCESS_FILE




Guys,

Anyone looked at / tried my OCHP/OCSP Perl daemons? (Sent in another =
thread, "Piped OCHP/OCSP daemon")

I haven't had time to set up a full testing env yet (Not only I need to =
setup a master and slave with real checks... I never even touched =
OCHP/OCSP!). I fixed a trivial bug that was from the original PerfDaemon =
code... I'll post an updated version soon...

I tested performance of it and with -r1 and it could eat over one =
*million* commands (120+ MB of text) in just over 5 seconds (the =
children would take some time to digest that much data though if they =
were not piping it trough a plain 'cat', i.e. send it over the network =
with send_nsca). I verified the integrity of that 120+ MB chunk of data =
after going trough the daemon and it matched.


Ethan, is this daemon suitable for your HOWTO (I know you asked for =
something different but I believe this daemon does the job much better =
than a logrotate/cron job). Which format do you want your HOWTO written =
in? SGML? ASCII? Do you have a Template?

Thanks,

Thomas

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