[Gllug] Historical performance reporting
Stephen Nelson-Smith
sanelson at gmail.com
Sat Mar 28 01:54:54 UTC 2009
Hi,
>> I'm a bit puzzled that all the documentation seems to indicate there
>> are clusters of machines...
>
> Errrr... the original authors set out to monitor clusters of machines?
Sorry - all I meant was I was finding it hard to translate into a
non-clustered environment, but I think I've got it now - I just think
of groups of servers, eg webservers, or rhel4 servers as a cluster.
>> Suppose in my lab I set up 3 VMs, and one for running ganglia - how
>> would I go about gathering info on those 3 vms?
>
> a) run the gemetad daemon on the 'one for running ganglia'
>
> b) run gmond on the 3 VMs
Yep - got all that working - I must say I'm very impressed indeed.
Anyone runnin gmond on Solaris and Windows machines, and aggregating
on Linux? That's the next thing to test.
> c) buy me beer
:D - any time - unfortunately I won't be at the meeting tomorrow, but soon!
S.
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Stephen Nelson-Smith
Technical Director
Atalanta Systems Ltd
www.atalanta-systems.com
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