Hi All,
I think this topic was discussed here; but somehow I am stuck with it
again.
I have a unicast gmond setup on our cluster. There are compute nodes on
192.168, login nodes on 10.x and 192.168 and the Ganglia server on 10.x
only. I want to forward metrics from 192.168 to the server,
On 10/27/2011 08:36 PM, Rick Cobb wrote:
In your case, your sender doesn't know about the other receivers and will
need to be configured via its own configuration technique. It can be
confusing that gmond is a daemon with three roles (and gmetad one with two),
but that's the way it is.
I have a unicast setup where each cluster box is sending to 3 collector
servers. For all sorts of normal metrics (cpu load) etc this works
fine. Each cluster box also has several java applications [1] are also
sending metrics to the gmond on localhost. Running with debug=2, I see
that those
No, it does not.
Vladimir wrote up a nice tutorial on the wiki, but I don't remember whether
he covered the Java library for sending Ganglia metrics. The way I think of
the Ganglia architecture is as:
* There are measurement *senders*. Gmond is one of them, but the Java
library for sending
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