>>> On 2/5/2009 at 11:52 PM, in message <c5b11e41.2f69%rc...@quantcast.com>, 
>>> Rick
Cobb <rc...@quantcast.com> wrote:
> I'm finding this discussion a bit ironic; in my environment, we're strongly 
> considering pulling all of the naming out of gmond & gmetad, and only doing 
> the hostname lookups in the PHP front-end.  That way there's no need to deal 
> with DNS or host naming issues in most of the cluster(s) we monitor at all.  
> I suppose there's some risk in situations where the same virtual IP is bound 
> on many machines, but mcast_if should take care of that.   My thought is that 
> the fewer underlying services a monitoring system needs to work, the more 
> likely it is to work.
> 

This sounds like an interesting idea.  It would be very easy to set a 
configuration flag for gmond to just turn off all DNS look ups.  The lookups 
could then happen in either gmetad or the front end.

Brad


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