> We monitor the logs the same way we monitor for any other failures in our
> system. I would generally suggest you take the same approach, since it means
> you don't have two distinct processes for detecting problems.
> (In my case, that involves both 'logcheck' as per the Debian package, and
> Splunk, together with a network-wide reliable log collection facility.)
Yes, probably that is the best aproach. I was thinking on use
email+puppet-dashboard,
but email is a bad idea and puppet-dashboard is too slow (at least my
experience)
>> The errors appear once or two times, randomly, and if I execute the
>> client again it works properly. They are usually these kind of errors:
> I bet that you are still using the default webrick puppetmaster configuration,
> and I see you are using sqlite with storedconfigs.
> Neither of those is really very good at scale, and "scale" doesn't mean very
> many nodes I am afraid. You will probably find life improved by deploying
> another mode of operation for the puppetmaster daemon, and using a real
> database (I use PostgreSQL) for storedconfigs.
You are right, I am using both of them... but I thougth that It could
scale to 20 clients... I will setup mysql+mongrel.
I will tell you if this solves the problem.
>> Segmentation fault ruby 1.8.7 (2009-06-12 patchlevel 174) [rs6000-aix]
>> /srv/scripts/puppet/puppet.ctl.sh: line 117: 319712 IOT/Abort trap
>> (core dumped) $PUPPETD ${PUPPET_OPTS} ${PUPPET_EXTRA_OPTS}
>> --onetime --no-daemonize --verbose
>>
>> Is this normal?
>
> Core dumps in Ruby are absolutely not normal, and are a sign you should look
> to upstream Ruby support for fixing the problem with your interpreter.
Well, it was on a AIX system and coredumps does not appear too often.
I will try to send them the core.
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Regards
Hector Rivas
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