Hello again, > On Thu, 12 Jun 2008, Jeff Williams wrote: > > > ... looking to get some more performance from smokeping. ... seem > > to be limited by I/O and memory ... [30] probes currently use about > > 3.5 GB of memory last time I checked.
Have you seen this? >From http://daemoninc.com/SpeedyCGI/#FREQUENTLY_ASKED_QUESTIONS "USING GROUPS The group feature in SpeedyCGI can be used to help reduce the amount of memory used by the perl interpreters. By default groups are not used (group name is ``none''), and each perl script is given its own set of perl interpreters. Each perl interpreter is also a separate system process. When grouping is used, perl interpreters and perl scripts are put in a group. All perl interpreters in a group can run perl scripts in the same group. What this means is that by putting all your scripts into one group, there could be one perl interpreter running all the perl scripts on your system. This can greatly reduce your memory needs when running lots of different perl scripts. SpeedyCGI group names are entities unto themselves. They are not associated with Unix groups, or with the Group directive in Apache. Expect for the two special group names ``none'' and ``default'', all group names are created by the user of SpeedyCGI using the Group option described in OPTIONS" -- 73, Ged. _______________________________________________ smokeping-users mailing list [email protected] https://lists.oetiker.ch/cgi-bin/listinfo/smokeping-users
