Hello,

I have two clusters running ganglia/gmetad
wonderfully.  Each cluster has it's own name
and gmetad seperates the clusters by those names
(the headnode name).

I have a third cluster which has two types of
nodes within the same cluster (type1 and type2).
But gmetad modifies the rrds in BOTH directories
/usr/local/gmetad/rrds/type1 and type2.

I see nodes1-4_type1 and nodes1-4_type2 in
BOTH /usr/local/gmetad/rrds/type1 and type2.

So gmetad displays information like I have twice as many nodes.

The gmetad files are the same as on my two seperate clusters
with headnodes.  The only difference is that
ALL of these nodes are on the same cluster.  I
just wanted to allow groupings within a cluster.

"CLUSTER NAME" is getting set right from gmond:

Headnode:~# telnet node1_type1 8649 | grep 'CLUSTER NAME'
   <!ATTLIST CLUSTER NAME  CDATA #REQUIRED
<CLUSTER NAME="type1" LOCALTIME="1026510618">


Headnode:~# telnet node1_type2 8649 | grep 'CLUSTER NAME'
   <!ATTLIST CLUSTER NAME  CDATA #REQUIRED
<CLUSTER NAME="type2" LOCALTIME="1026510618">

Can I have different groups if the nodes are on
the same cluster (ie the first 3 parts of the IP address are the same)?

Any thoughts would be appreciated,
Thanks,
Joe


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