latency problem

[Andreas Ericsson]

Olivier JAN wrote:
> 
> I already sent this message to the list this morning but as i can't see 
> it for now, i send you a private copy of it
> 

It didn't reach the list, it seems. Thanks for sending me privately. I've
added the list back into the loop, so this can be archived for future
reference.

> 
> Andreas,
> 
> I've just finished the tests :-)
> The standard configuration doesn't work for me as i told in previous 
> message. So i've
> tried the send_nsca you provide with the module and it works fine. The 
> only drawback i
> see (correct me if i'm wrong) is that the module doesn't send 
> performance data for
> services (so i can't use it for now).


It doesn't send it for hosts either. What format should the data be when
fed into nsca for performance-data to register too? I couldn't quite find
that in the brief scan of the send_nsca documentation I did.

> What is really cool in my case is 
> that the latency
> has gone (0.219 sec for now compare to the 5000 sec before). So the 
> problem is solved.
> 

Whoa! That's really quite excellent :)

> So, for the moment, i'm using the OCP_daemon to handle the oc[hs]p 
> commands (and it seems
> to just work fine) but i would rather use your module in the long term. 
> The approach is
> by far more elegant than using performance configuration for the 
> commands. So if you want
> to go ahead and developp it further, i would gladly help you release a 
> production ready
> version of it. pnsca would be a must have in large environments like mine.
> 

That's sort of what I'm thinking too. I'll look into fiddling with it
some more this weekend.

> Thanks for you kind help and thanks to Hendrik for pointing me in the 
> right direction.
> 

No problem. Once again, thanks for helping me testing this. :)

-- 
Andreas Ericsson                   andreas.ericsson at op5.se
OP5 AB                             www.op5.se
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