You may want to check your ports & addresses. The cluster a host is displayed
in is not always the one configured in that host's gmond.conf. It's the one
configured for the host that gmetad contacts for that cluster (the data_source
hosts in gmetad.conf).
For example, if you're aggregating host A's metrics at host B, and gmetad is
pointed at host B for that cluster, then the cluster entry on host B is going
to be where host A shows up. Nothing cares about the cluster name in host A's
gmond.conf.
Caveat: I'm very experienced with 3.0,not with 3.1. I haven't seen anything in
the 3.1 design, docs, or emails that would have changed that.
-- ReC
On 3/5/09 6:07 AM, "precitool05" <[email protected]> wrote:
hello,
today i added a new node to our ganglia monitoring installation.
the strange thing this time is.... it does not matter what
clustername i set. the host allways gets displayed on the cluster
that is above all others (alphabetically speaking)
cluster {
name = "mycluster2"
owner = "unspecified"
latlong = "unspecified"
url = "unspecified"
}
looks good? but the node gets stashed away at mycluster1 anyways.
on the client i run: gmond 3.1.2
my gmetads are: 3.1.1
any hints on where to start debugging that strange behavior?
sincerely yours
gerald
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