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Hi list,
I'd like to propose a performance patch for Nagios that reduces the
number of Nagios' descendant processes.
The action of launching a single check involves multiple processes :
- child 1 (not executed if child_processes_fork_twice is disabled)
- launch child 2
- waits for child 2 termination
- child 2
- reset signal handling
- launch a shell (connected with a pipe via *popen*)
- read plugin output from the pipe
- write plugin output to a file
- shell
- executed as /sh -c command/
- variable expansion
- globbing
- every shell stuff you have on the command line
- launch the check itself
- check itself
- the obvious
In this event flow, we found that the shell execution wasn't required
in most cases. So, by avoiding /sh/ we could save fork/exec time and
reduce the number of concurrent processes at the same time. And indeed
shell's magic would still be available using /sh -c/ as the check
command with no performance penalty compared to the current situation.
What do you think about it ?
Best regards,
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Matthieu KERMAGORET | D=C3=A9veloppeur
[email protected]
MERETHIS est =C3=A9diteur du logiciel Centreon.
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