On Mon, Jan 16, 2012 at 12:57 PM, Daniel Pocock dan...@pocock.com.au wrote:
Speaking of Ganglia Web we should release a new version of Ganglia with
the new web frontend included. I propose following
1. Remove web-frontend from monitor-core
2. Allow Ganglia Web to be versioned separately for
We should also bundle the new monitor core with a version of gmond that runs on
Windows 2008 r2 as well. The ganglia web front end loses some of it's
monitoring functionality when it can't monitor basic operating systems.
Besides, it only makes sense to keep ALL of the basic components up to
On 17/01/12 19:59, Im Root wrote:
We should also bundle the new monitor core with a version of gmond that
runs on Windows 2008 r2 as well. The ganglia web front end loses some of
it's monitoring functionality when it can't monitor basic operating
systems. Besides, it only makes sense to keep
Sounds good. Let's call it 4.0.0.
Who is gonna be the packager :-) ?
Vladimir
On Tue, 17 Jan 2012, Daniel Pocock wrote:
On 17/01/12 19:59, Im Root wrote:
We should also bundle the new monitor core with a version of gmond that
runs on Windows 2008 r2 as well. The ganglia web front end
I would like to politely correct Dan in that I was proposing the gmond fix as
opposed to providing it. I seriously think that all of the new releases should
be suspended until this critical bug has been addressed. It does crash systems.
From: Daniel Pocock
On 17/01/12 20:40, Im Root wrote:
I would like to politely correct Dan in that I was proposing the gmond
fix as opposed to providing it. I seriously think that all of the new
releases should be suspended until this critical bug has been addressed.
It does crash systems.
Ok, so maybe we can
Apparently gmond on W2008 crashes systems. I do not have any W2008 systems
so can't test it. I would just note in release notes that Windows 2008 is
not supported.
That said I am not in favor of holding off the release. If someone wants
to contribute Windows patches we can release that as
I can understand if obscure operating systems are overlooked, but it's quite
disturbing that the ganglia development community doesn't care if the data
collection module crashes Windows systems. Although I'm not condoning the
spread of this awful operating system (ie Windows in any form), it's
On 17/01/12 21:17, Im Root wrote:
I can understand if obscure operating systems are overlooked, but it's
quite disturbing that the ganglia development community doesn't care if
No one said they don't care - it's just that none of us are using that
environment. If it is not something you are
Fixing gmond should be bumped up to the highest priority.
This is not critical because there is an entirely adequate work around. It's
been mentioned before. Check out the host sflow agent. It works on every
flavour of windows.
--Nick.
On 17 Jan 2012, at 20:26, Daniel Pocock
It's commendable that there has been a lot of effort with the web interface.
However, if you can't monitor Windows, it's like building a Mercedes with only
3 wheels. Yes, it nice to look at but yet it's missing a very important
component.
From: Daniel Pocock
This needs to be included with the ganglia package then. Otherwise ganglia will
become a hodge podge of miscellaneous open source junk (like openstack). Its
kind of like building a Mercedes with 3 wheels and including a spare that's a
bicycle wheel. It's nice to look at but still not quite
Point taken. Are you volunteering to fix it ? I don't think anyone is
disagreeing with you.
Where is this data collection module supplied btw ?
Thanks,
Vladimir
On Tue, 17 Jan 2012, Im Root wrote:
This needs to be included with the ganglia package then. Otherwise ganglia will
become a
On Tue, Jan 17, 2012 at 3:34 PM, Im Root imr...@rocketmail.com wrote:
It's commendable that there has been a lot of effort with the web interface.
However, if you can't monitor Windows, it's like building a Mercedes with
only 3 wheels. Yes, it nice to look at but yet it's missing a very
I would be in agreement with the sentiments of the ganglia maintainers in that
I too hate Windows. Unfortunately I'm stuck with it.
From: Jeff Buchbinder rufustfire...@gmail.com
To: Im Root imr...@rocketmail.com
Cc: Daniel Pocock dan...@pocock.com.au;
On Tue, Jan 17, 2012 at 5:29 PM, Im Root imr...@rocketmail.com wrote:
I would be in agreement with the sentiments of the ganglia maintainers in
that I too hate Windows. Unfortunately I'm stuck with it.
The appropriate windows solution would be to create a C# port of a
gmond/pmond type service,
On 17/01/12 23:52, Jeff Buchbinder wrote:
On Tue, Jan 17, 2012 at 5:29 PM, Im Root imr...@rocketmail.com wrote:
I would be in agreement with the sentiments of the ganglia maintainers in
that I too hate Windows. Unfortunately I'm stuck with it.
The appropriate windows solution would be to
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