Slow Starting Of Nagios 2.0b6
Eli Stair
estair at ilm.com
Thu Jan 5 02:57:54 CET 2006
I've noticed that expanding wildcards drastically increases the time it
takes to validate the config before re{load|start}ing. I've created
population scripts that make _very_ large config files fully expanding
all the otherwise wildcard-able host/hostgroup/service/dependency names
because of this.
If you haven't already, you may consider evaluating that.
/eli
Joseph Hardeman wrote:
> Hi Everyone,
>
> I am wondering if anyone knows how I may get Nagios to start faster and
> check the configs faster. I have a little over 9000 hosts and about
> 19500 services. It is taking about 25 minutes to start. I have/am
> setting up distributed checks on the main hosts and have all of the
> other hosts at these sites as dependents on the main hosts. I have not
> added all of the services that I am trying to check, so this time will
> only grow. Plus as time goes by I will be adding more hosts and all the
> services they need to be monitored for.
>
> Thanks
>
> Joseph
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