Venkat Ram [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes, I am able to connect to port 8649 on YYY,which is a node
running GMOND only. I did a telnet localhost 8649 on YYY and see XML
in response. But I dont see any metrics in it. I will copy the XML at
the very end of my response to make reading easy.
Ahh,
Hello All,
I have been considering to use ganglia for profiling / monitoring CPU, Load,
Memory and other stats from our infrastructure servers ( around 50 or so ).
These servers are not part of a cluster of any sort and most of these are
application servers. I am interested in data for each
I am of the thought that the GMOND on YYY will send communication on
port 8649 of XXX. But GMETAD is listening on ports 8651 and 8652.
Now, which one of these ports should the GMOND on YY should be
configured for its UDP send channel? In my setup, what would be the
directory structure I
Greetings,
I have just installed and configured ganglia and I have one question. The
documentation that I have found is a bit sparse so I am looking through the
code to get some answers. I do have one specific question: I have several
systems on the same subnet and I want to set up two
Set them up to have different MCAST IP's. That will seperate them into
distinct clusters.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Greetings,
I have just installed and configured ganglia and I have one question. The
documentation that I have found is a bit sparse so I am looking through the
code to get
Hey Mike:
2 things you might want to do to 'partition' your cluster.
1) data_source tag in gmetad.conf in server - you want to set up 2
different data_source so that they point to different clusters
2) mcast_port (or something like that) in gmond.conf - this is the
multicast port # that
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