So here's my issue, every other day the graphs just start missing data. It used to be a once in a while thing on random graphs. But now it's on everything, like the server is clogging up with poller requests. It just started getting this bad.
It just seems like every day something new is going wrong with it. So I need some help. I'm lost and frustrated, and just need someone who is willing to look over anything and tell me what to do to correct whatever is wrong.
Thanks in advanced.
Poller requests clogging?
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After reading somewhat useless (more irrelevant) posts, I started to do some digging. I hate doing the digging if I don't know what I'm looking for.
I checked the cron job, and remembered what a friend had said, that 1 was too short, and I should change it back to 5. I did so.
I also looked around the configs, and found the Tech support tool, that reports abunch of stuff... nothing really great except the memory setting for php, I upped that to 32m...
I restarted, and it looks like it's actually running smoothly, but for how long, I'll wait and see. But if anyone has any other ideas, something to look at.
This is a bare virtual ubuntu linux box, that only has apache/php/cacti.. i mean, it's bare from the minimal install disk. So I'm trying to make sure it runs as efficiently as possible. Being virtual it sits with a few other computers, that is not even pushing the host server to it's potential. 8 Cpu Cores, 32Gb of sharabale memory. I've put cacti on 2 cores, and 2gigs of memory. Which I think is plenty... any thoughts?
I checked the cron job, and remembered what a friend had said, that 1 was too short, and I should change it back to 5. I did so.
I also looked around the configs, and found the Tech support tool, that reports abunch of stuff... nothing really great except the memory setting for php, I upped that to 32m...
I restarted, and it looks like it's actually running smoothly, but for how long, I'll wait and see. But if anyone has any other ideas, something to look at.
This is a bare virtual ubuntu linux box, that only has apache/php/cacti.. i mean, it's bare from the minimal install disk. So I'm trying to make sure it runs as efficiently as possible. Being virtual it sits with a few other computers, that is not even pushing the host server to it's potential. 8 Cpu Cores, 32Gb of sharabale memory. I've put cacti on 2 cores, and 2gigs of memory. Which I think is plenty... any thoughts?
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I already did, and I didn't see much that was relevant to my problem, but it did give me some insight.
Though after changing the cron setting, and the poller setting to the same, it appears that cacti is running at about 1/10th the load average.
I hope this keeps running as smooth as it is. thanks for your reply gandalf
Let me ask you this though, when viewing the graphs, it appears that the graphs are the slowest thing, is there any suggestions as to getting the graphs to generate faster on the server side? (i'm doubting it's network speed, as we're on gigabit network, so I'm assuming it's RRD? correct)
Though after changing the cron setting, and the poller setting to the same, it appears that cacti is running at about 1/10th the load average.
I hope this keeps running as smooth as it is. thanks for your reply gandalf
Let me ask you this though, when viewing the graphs, it appears that the graphs are the slowest thing, is there any suggestions as to getting the graphs to generate faster on the server side? (i'm doubting it's network speed, as we're on gigabit network, so I'm assuming it's RRD? correct)
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It's not a network thingy; quite sure. Depending on rrdtool version, time required for graphing may differ. The BOOST plugin allows for graph caching but that's my only hint except for using latest rrdtool (there were some improvements from time to time when upgrading releases)flibbertigibbet wrote:Let me ask you this though, when viewing the graphs, it appears that the graphs are the slowest thing, is there any suggestions as to getting the graphs to generate faster on the server side? (i'm doubting it's network speed, as we're on gigabit network, so I'm assuming it's RRD? correct)
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Graph caching may be what is needed to get my needs met, not that it is a big issue. But it just seems funny to me that rrdtool seem pretty slow within graph generation... everything else in cacti seems fast, if configured correctly.
I know this virtual server box can isn't hitting it's potential, and I'd think the graphs could be generated much faster.... but who am I to say?
I know this virtual server box can isn't hitting it's potential, and I'd think the graphs could be generated much faster.... but who am I to say?
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