It seems like we have different numbers in gmond:
HOST NAME=5.5.5.5 IP=5.5.5.5 REPORTED=1168934873 TN=2 TMAX=20
DMAX=0 LOCATION=unspecified GMOND_STARTED=1166534354
..
METRIC NAME=proc_total VAL=185 TYPE=uint32 UNITS= TN=229
TMAX=950 DMAX=0 SLOPE=both SOURCE=gmond/
..
METRIC
Adam,
look at the report/compound graphs in web/graph.php They should
basically do what you want.
Cheers
Martin
--- Adam Gray [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm running ganglia on a cluster managed with OpenPBS. I have made a
few
extra metrics for monitoring CPU temp and batch system jobs on each
Ashutok,
you need to do a query if you use port 8562 (the web interface
does). What happens if you do telnet localhost 8561. That should give
you the complete gmetad XML stream.
Is the rrdroot directory writable to the owner of the gmetad
process? It should belong to e.g. nobody. This is a
Vitaly,
in this case try to run gmond with a debug level higher that 2.
Maybe this sheds some light on it.
Or, you could add debug statements to the proc_run_func and
proc_total_func code.
But: first of all show us the output of cat /proc/loadavg on both
nodes.
cheers
Martin
--- Vitaly
.5:
cat /proc/loadavg
0.04 0.06 0.01 1/185 10512
.6: cat /proc/loadavg
1.03 1.01 1.00 2/441 19965
Oops! I think I'm starting to understand - number of processes on both
machines are the same, but number the threads are different. probably
gmond counts threads, not processes:
.5: ps -ef|wc
Vitaly,
gmond on Linux just interprets the fourth filed of /proc/loadavg. The
number in front of the slash is the number of running processes, the
number following the slash is the total number of processes.
Cheers
Martin
--- Vitaly Karasik [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
.5:
cat /proc/loadavg
Martin,
Thank a lot - now I understand that different number of threads causes
this difference.
Vitaly
-Original Message-
From: Martin Knoblauch [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, January 16, 2007 12:29 PM
To: Vitaly Karasik; ganglia-general@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject:
Dear All,
Currently we are developing an Integrated Web Server for protein sequence
and structure analysis.
We are planning to provide a dedicated cluster to support the server.
I need help to set up a web application that can manage the interoperation
web server and our cluster.
Is this possible
Quoting Martin Knoblauch [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Ashutok,
you need to do a query if you use port 8562 (the web interface
does). What happens if you do telnet localhost 8561. That should give
you the complete gmetad XML stream.
thanks for the prompt reply.
you meant 8651, rather than 8561?
Shameer Khadar wrote:
We are planning to provide a dedicated cluster to support the server.
I need help to set up a web application that can manage the
interoperation web server and our cluster.
Is this possible with perl cgi ?
For example if the user is submitting a huge set of data for
Has anyone had any experience in configuring ganglia with the shorewall
firewall?
Ganglia is successfully multicasting to other hosts on the same network,
yet the XML tree is not returned to localhost. When my shorewall
firewall is switched off, it all works brilliantly.
My rules for
On Mon, 15 Jan 2007, matt massie wrote:
On Thu, 2007-01-11 at 17:31 -0800, Matthias Blankenhaus wrote:
Hello !
I have read through the Paper The ganglia distributed monitoring
system... (Massie, Chun, Culler) from 2004 and found lots of
extremely valuable information.
I am
Hi Ashutosh,
sorry for the wrong port. I meant of course 8651.
You could try to run gmetad with a high debug level. This could help
to track down the problem.
Also, could you please post the gmetad.conf file?
Cheers
Martin
--- Ashutosh Mahajan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Quoting Martin
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