On Mon, 5 Dec 2005, Blake Krone wrote:
> Service Check Execution Time: 0.10 / 10.04 / 2.175 sec
> Service Check Latency: 21.25 / 483.37 / 224.970 sec
> Host Check Execution Time: 0.06 / 10.70 / 4.307 sec
> Host Check Latency: 0.00 / 529.15 / 5.137 sec
> # Active Host / Service Checks: 103 / 236
> # Passive Host / Service Checks: 0 / 1
>
> Machine is a P3 733mhz with 128mb ram running 2.6.11-gentoo-r3 kernel and
> Nagios 2.03b
A bare website with 128MB is not too generous. Add nagios to it and it
becomes cramped. And you must run CGI scripts, check scripts and the lot.
I would say you're running out of RAM.
You can use tools like top, vmstat, free, .... to check your machine.
Hugo.
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