2011/4/15 nap <napar...@gmail.com>
> 2011/4/15 Grégory Starck <g.sta...@gmail.com>
>
>>
>> back :p
>>
>>
> Hi :)
>
>
>> How long exactly? Is the "loading file ....cfg" long?
>>>
>>
>> I've not yet relaunched it but it was at least some minutes, probably up
>> to 5 ..
>>
> Outch! That's a lot!!!
>
quite effectively. but again: my disk & computer is really not a "big" one
& already quite old (& when I made the tests it was quite highly loaded
already by my own usage ;)) ; I'm sure with better hardware & less
"desktop/self" usage/load it could go down by probably a factor of at least
2 if not 3 or 4 ... for such config I find/think it'd be quite acceptable.
>>
>>> I've got a 7K services conf load in few seconds, but with few big files
>>> (configuration from Centreo).
>>>
>>
>> ok then it's due to the very high number of files ; as said: there is
>> basically 1 file per service per host.. that makes lot of them ; well at
>> least *368 +* *4895 *(splitted in many directories & subdirectories
>> (368))
>>
>
> What computer is it exactly?
>>>
>>
>> really standard : Intel(R) Core(TM)2 CPU 6600 @ 2.40GHz ; 2 G
>> ram ;
>>
>> Conclusion: regroup the services in less files ;)
>>
> Hum... Not a real solution. Can you send me it?
>
hmm in fact no (because it comes from my current work (but I'm changing for
a new one in 1 week...) :s
but I think it's easily reproducible by building a "fake" config with
aliases in /etc/hosts, with something like :
echo -n "127.0.0.1" >> /etc/hosts
for i in $(seq 368) ; do h="fake_$i" ; echo -n " $h" ; done >> /etc/hosts
then create as many services as needed:
nbr_services=10
for i in $(seq 368)
do
# create host "fake_$i"
# save it in file "testbigconfig/fake_$i/host.cfg"
for j in $(seq $nbr_services)
do
# create service "$j" for host "fake_$i"
# save in file "testbigconfig/fake_$i/service_$j.cfg"
done
done
then have a "cfg_dir=testbigconfig/" where required in main config.
I'm going to try to get something with that..
> I'll try to bench it (I still not add the cprofile option in the daemons,
> but it will soonly done ;) ).
>
ok.
> I think open 4K file in 5min is just too much, it must hide something else
> :)
>
it could effectively hide some things that could be enhanced for
performance.. 1 point to you.
greg.
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