On 05/05/2010 12:23 AM, Alessandro Ren wrote:
>
>> Well, initial tests show that it's not a problem to fire off 500 checks
>> at once with the multiplexing proof-of-concept code I have sitting on my
>> harddrive. The idea is that the scheduler will just throw out checks as
>> and when they're needed and the workers will just spawn and reap them
>> as fast as possible. With the workers doing nothing but that they can
>> saturate the CPU fairly well, and if more workers are needed it's easy
>> enough to spawn one (or more).
>>
>> The only thing I'm worried about is that it'll now be possible to hog
>> 100% cpu on a system running Nagios. Some smarts will have to be added
>> to take care of that scenario.
>>
>>
>
> Will you release this code for testing? I´d be willing to try it
> down here.
>
I'll add it to our git repository once I've integrated it into Nagios.
For now it's just a simple stand-alone program that spawns and reaps
2000 small checks as fast as it can. You should be able to get it from
git://git.op5.org/nagios.git if you checkout the dev branch (once it's
in, ofcourse).
It's worth trying already though. There's lots of bugfixes and code
cleanups in there now.
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