On-demand host checks and performance issues..
Thomas Guyot-Sionnest
Thomas at zango.com
Mon Mar 5 17:10:48 CET 2007
Hi list,
While building a Nagios server I noted that as soon as I have a few hosts
going down, Nagios starts lagging behind and missing some checks. Even with
the check timeout set to 1 second I still get some problems. My current
workaround is to disable active checks on hosts that are down and this could
be done automatically with a service check and event handler.
Part of the problem seems to be caused by the fact that Nagios check the
host on every service failure (and recovery?). I think it wouldn't be hard
to add a max_check_frequency parameter for hosts so that they wouldn't be
check more often than a defined interval.
What do you think about this idea? It could solve most performance problems
related with on-demand host checks. Is there any change I could see this at
least for Nagios 3.0 (AFAIK parallelizing is only done on scheduled hosts
checks in 3.0)... Even better would be using multiple threads for reaping
service check but I have no idea if that's technically possible and/or how
hard it would be...
Thanks,
Thomas
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