Public bug reported:
netdata's "dbengine" vastly reduces io load - when it works.
Unfortunately a bunch of dependencies appear to have been left out of
the package, so it doesn't work on Ubuntu.
This is...unfortunate... as netdata's authors appear to be moving to
standardise on using dbengine.
How to trigger bug:
add: "memory mode = dbengine" to the global section of netdata.conf
Restart netdata.
Watch errors cascade out in /var/log/netdata/error.log
The primary one to look for is "netdata FATAL : MAIN
:RRD_MEMORY_MODE_DBENGINE is not supported in this platform. # : No such
file or directory"
What should happen: Netdata should start up, ignore existing
/var/cache/netdata/* datafiles (these can be deleted), create
/var/cache/netdata/dbengine/ and work using that as its active area
What's needed: Add the missing dependencies to the package, so they are
loaded when netdata is installed.
** Affects: netdata (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Title:
dbengine support dependency chain broken
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