Thanks a lot. This is helpful. On Thursday, 16 June 2016 07:29:14 UTC-7, Tim St Clair wrote: > > We add some random "jitter" to each housekeeping interval, with the goal > of avoiding regular CPU spikes across the cluster. There is not currently > any flag for disabling jitter, but if you're comfortable building cAdvisor > from source it would be easy to disable. The jitter code is here: > https://github.com/google/cadvisor/blob/1c8d7896a5225400df51b47330b50368e548eb94/manager/container.go#L86 > > (just change it to return wait). > > On Wednesday, June 15, 2016 at 2:26:40 PM UTC-4, aanjaneya shukla wrote: >> >> Hello Experts, >> I am new using cAdvisor and want to use this for a college project. I >> have been trying to make more sense of the data collected and forum has >> been very helpful. >> I am using REST api to gather the data collected by cAdvisor and would >> like to aggregate the resource usage across containers. Hence need stats >> collection at a predictable rate. Although the timestamp of the stats >> collected seems to drift more than housekeeping interval which is more >> sever on increasing the housekeeping interval. I did read that dynamic >> housekeeping can allow non-uniform intervals so have disable it but it did >> help either. Is this expected and if yes, do we have a bound on the time >> for data to be collected. >> >
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