Hello,
I need to run some checks / manipulate source/destination IP addresses
that I am getting from nfacctd, and for that purpose it makes much
more sense to output hose IPs in their inetger form, rather than in
their human-readable (x.x.x.x) form.
In order to do that, I created custom primitive
Hi all,
Updating on this, in case someone is interested.
Consul was indeed the way to go:
* nginx is doing the actual UDP load balancing, based on source IP
hash (to optimize aggregation).
* consul keeps track of nfacctd collectors, of their health, and of
the health of their dependencies (rabbi
Great to hear, nice work!
Aaron
On Sep 4, 2017 1:55 AM, "Yann Belin" wrote:
Hi all,
Updating on this, in case someone is interested.
Consul was indeed the way to go:
* nginx is doing the actual UDP load balancing, based on source IP
hash (to optimize aggregation).
* consul keeps track of nfa
Hi Yann,
Depending on the plugin you are using there could already be a built-in
or not. For the SQL plugins you have it: 'sql_num_hosts: true'; for all
the others you don't but actually adapting a feature like this would be
relatively easy/quick.
If you use SQL plugins, specifically MySQL, you