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So this is what I see. I am only getting 5 min intervals.
This is from a WMI check.

We have increased services checks to 1 min for a couple servers to help with troubleshooting and noticed that the graphs are still mapping data points at 5 min intervals. Is there any way to change or update this so that the graphs are also showing 1 min intervals?

I would highly recommend setting up a test environment and ensures mod_gearman will suit your needs. I have deployed XI in an environment where we have over 20,000 service checks on our main XI box. However the load is spread to mod_gearman workers. Out of the box, mod_gearman has some limitations d...

Thanks. Since mod gearman is used to help with lightening the work load of XI, what's the best way to make sure that XI isn't overloaded with mrtg-related checks?

Just curious regarding the use of mod gearman and checking for mrtg data. The service checks is checking for rrd information in /var/lib/mrtg. How/If does mod gearman handle the checks for bandwidth data? or does network bandwidth can only be done with the XI server?

Quick question. I know that some netflow analyzers out in the market has a flows per second metric on how much the system can handle. Does NNA have a tested flows per second maximum before performance degradation occurs?

# ls -lh /var/log/elasticsearch total 36M -rw-r--r-- 1 nagios users 74K May 14 13:02 87f95151-7003-42fc-a76a-bc101723dfc0.log -rw-r--r-- 1 nagios users 36M May 10 03:33 87f95151-7003-42fc-a76a-bc101723dfc0.log-20150510.gz -rw-r--r-- 1 nagios users 12K May 11 22:43 87f95151-7003-42fc-a76a-bc101723df...

FYI I have another cluster in the environment I am configuring and looks like the logs are in place since April 29th and did not purge.
Cron daily is running on this cluster as well. Cheers.

# cat nagioslogserver /var/log/logstash/*.log { daily rotate 7 copytruncate compress missingok notifempty } /var/log/elasticsearch/*.log { daily rotate 7 copytruncate compress missingok notifempty } # cat /etc/cron.daily/logrotate #!/bin/sh /usr/sbin/logrotate /etc/logrotate.conf >/dev/null 2>&...

Noticed that the log files in /var/log/elasticsearch is accumulating and doesn't purge since we had it running. I had over 20GB of logs from about 5 months of usage. Is there a job that purges these in the current version?