On 2/17/2009 1:50 PM, Gerhard Lausser wrote:
> Hi,
>
> we could lower the latency of a similar installation with these setting=
s:
> sleep_time=3D0.01
> service_inter_check_delay_method=3D0.1
> service_interleave_factor=3D2
> =20
I will try them and let you know.
Tks a lot.
I am wondering is theat event loop would not work better if we had=20
some threads doing the high and low priority events?
[]s.
> Gerhard
>
> =20
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>> An: Nagios Developers List
>> Betreff: [Nagios-devel] High latencies problem.
>>
>>
>> Hello,
>>
>> I have a nagios system running with 427 hosts and 11160
>> services and since I reached 8000 services, I am having
>> problems with the latency beeing around 100s and 200s.
>> use_large_installation_tweaks is enabled,
>> max_concurrent_checks have been tested with 0 and higher
>> values and I have tested this setup in two different HWs, a
>> dual core with 4GB RAM 32 bits a a Dual Xeon Dual core 64bits
>> with 8GB of RAM. We are using REdHat enterprise 5.
>> Also reaper is already at 2s, host checks with cache
>> horizon are enabled with a max retry of 3, all services check
>> every 5min.
>> I have no service dependency set up.
>> I've noticed that nagios is not spawning too many
>> processes as another nagios I have running which has far less
>> servicexs and it seems that the event loop if lagging behing,
>> in my debugs.
>> Any ideas what could I do to fix that? Have I reached a
>> limit in nagios pooler code?
>>
>> Tks.
>>
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