Jason Martin wrote:
> On Wed, Mar 22, 2006 at 11:42:33AM -0600, Ethan Galstad wrote:
>
>>1. Plugin output is written to a temp file
>
> Won't this be a lot of overhead for large installations? I'm
> imagine 10K+ services on a few minutes check interval -- that's
> going to be a lot of temp file creations and destructions. It
> could be placed on a RAM disk to make it faster I suppose, but I
> am wondering if some other mechanism would scale better.
>
I'm working on a socket-based solution. I'm afraid it will involve
rather major changes, but the reaping should be done instantaneously so
the limit should then be whatever receive-buffers are set to for sockets
(currently 128KB by default on FC4, although it can be raised using
setsockopt(2)).
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