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I'm looking ahead to running a 6K host / 60K service distributed
Nagios setup reporting up to a central Nagios host. =20
The test procedure was to write a config file consisting of X
hosts with 10 services per host. =20
On a 2 proc 2Ghz Intel machine, the preflight time for 1.1 and
2.0cvs comes out as:
Hosts v1.1(s) v2.0(s)
100 0 1
400 5 4
500 7 6
1000 23 23
2000 149 117
3000 321 251
4000 526 431
5000 760 651
6000 1034 912
The profile for the preflight is:
Each sample counts as 0.01 seconds.
% cumulative self self total
time seconds seconds calls ms/call ms/call name
84.24 4.33 4.33 5502 0.79 0.79 xodtemplate_find_serv=
ice
7.78 4.73 0.40 1 400.00 449.66 xodtemplate_sort_serv=
ices
4.09 4.94 0.21 1 210.00 210.00 pre_flight_check
0.78 4.98 0.04 5501 0.01 0.01 find_service
It looks like xodtemplate_find_service is still taking up a log of time. Can
anything be done to speed it up? Otherwise it looks like 6K hosts is going =
to be unatainable.
Thanks,
-Jason Martin
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