Latency in service checks

[Atul Gosain]

Hi jasmine

I have set service_reaper_frequency to 3 secs. Hope that latency doesnt 
increase.
Yes, when i checked the latency, there were a lot of critical services. 
But whats the solution. If there are a lot of problems, then if 
something is resolved in between, then it wont show right results till a 
long time.

Regards
Atul

Jasmine wrote:

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>Hi, I have been facing some really heavy latency issues as well last time. I 
>guess it depends a lot on the problems of the services that you are 
>monitoring. Having too many critical services will lead to high latency. Are 
>you having lots of critical issues? How are you moniotirng these services? 
>Are they active or passive? You can try tweaking max_concurrent_checks and 
>best is set service_reaper_frequency below 5 secs. Inter_check_delay and 
>Service_interleave_factor is advisable to be set to SMART. 
>
>You may want to look at these : 
>http://nagios.sourceforge.net/docs/1_0/tuning.html
>http://nagios.sourceforge.net/docs/1_0/checkscheduling.html
>
>On Friday 14 February 2003 18:10, Atul Gosain wrote:
>  
>
>>Hi
>>
>>Hi
>>Im facing some problems in nagios in latency of services as they
>>sometimes continously increase and go as high as some 270 seconds due t
>>which the proper results are not shown as shown in the sample of
>>performane report below.
>>
>>Check Execution Time:   < 1 sec 21 sec 4.465 sec
>>Check Latency:
>>
>>< 1 sec 140 sec 61.503 se
>>
>>This is happening in the nagios server allthough the cpu load is normal.
>>After that i have done service interleave factor as none so no delay is
>>introduced beween checks.After that the condition is like shown above. Im
>>monitoring 37 hosts and some 250 services.
>>Can there be some other reason for latency in service checks
>>
>>Regards
>>Atul.
>>    
>>
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