On 16/10/2013 01:45, Rita wrote:

Thanks for your response. Do you happen to have an example? I have tried searching on Google but couldn't find anything relevant.


Yes, that's the way I run Ganglia on AWS.

1. Pick one node from each cluser
2. Configure the gmond like this:

   _*Cluster-A*_

   udp_send_channel {
      host = <machine-a.yourdomain.com>
      port = 9651               # use any free port of our choice
      ttl = 1
   }
   udp_recv_channel {
      port = 9651
   }
   tcp_accept_channel {
      port = 9651
   }

   _*Cluster-B*_

   udp_send_channel {
      host = <machine-b.yourdomain.com>
      port = 9652               # use any free port of our choice
      ttl = 1
   }
   udp_recv_channel {
      port = 9652
   }
   tcp_accept_channel {

      port = 9652
   }

3. then in the gmetad.conf:

   data_source "Cluster-A" machine-a.yourdomain.com:9651
   data_source "Cluster-B" machine-a.yourdomain.com:9652


That should be start you get going.

Cheers!!
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