Hi,
hmm. interesting. Was the Bytes-Out the only metric showing problems
at that time? What about Packets-Out.
Loss of metric data is not unheard of, but only one metric affected is
strange.
What platform and version (gmond, gmetad web-frontend) are you
running?
Cheers
Martin
--- G.
On 11/2/05, G. Francisco Perin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am having a strange issue with ganglia reporting (not reporting)
network traffic on a high volume web site. The graphs are reporting
Any ideas what might be causing the chart to do this? Do you think I am
looking at a real problem or
Two more possibilities.
1. ganglia is using a variable that does not have enough bits and there
is overflow.
2. ganglia is looking an a different network interface or it is not
aggregating the data for all interfaces.
Ian
michael chang wrote:
On 11/2/05, G. Francisco Perin [EMAIL
Yes - good questions. Packets out was un-affected. The only chart that
shows a dip is Bytes/second out so sorry (Tx). But the Sar data is
conclusive - it shows about the same throughput as Ganglia reports but
does not show any big drops.
I was thinking maybe ganglia is getting one bad data
I am having a strange issue with ganglia reporting (not reporting)
network traffic on a high volume web site. The graphs are reporting
points of zero (0) data when SAR data is not showing the same
information. Its disconcerting because if Ganglia is reporting good
information then I have a
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