1000+ processes then Nagios fails

[Shane_Seidel at gwf.com.au]

Chris, Michael,

Thanks for your input, details below. On the subject of service checks. Could
you make a suggestion that would allow closer to 100% of service checks
completed with 15 mins?

Regards
Shane

<= 15 minutes: 467 (62.9%)
<= 1 hour: 587 (79.1%

>How did you set "inter_check_delay_method" ?
>n,d,s or a value ?
Currently set to s

>Also, check 'service_interleave_factor',

>'max_concurrent_checks' and
Now set to 600

'use_agressive_host_checking' values in nagios.cfg file
Currently set to 0



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? ? ? ?Shane Seidel/GWFIS/GWF at GWF
cc: ? ? ? ?nagios-users at lists.sourceforge.net

Subject: ? ? ? ?Re: [Nagios-users] 1000+ processes then Nagios fails


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On Thu, Nov 28, 2002 at 06:32:42PM +1000, Shane_Seidel at gwf.com.au wrote:
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>
>
> Hi All,
>
> We have a dual P3-1200mhz 512M RAM server running Nagios 1.0 monitoring 180
> devices and 800 services.
>
> I have noticed that the number of nagios processes increase until they reach a
> count of approx 1000 at which time the server complains it is "out of memory"
> and starts shutting down services.
>
> I found that executing '/etc/rc.d/init.d/nagios reload' from cron would
"solve"
> the problem. The number of processes would return to approx 60 and then start
to
> climb again. I have the cron job execute every 30 mins.

How did you set "inter_check_delay_method" ?
n,d,s or a value ?

Also, check 'service_interleave_factor',
'max_concurrent_checks' and 'use_agressive_host_checking' values in
nagios.cfg file


Hope this helps,

Chris

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