nagios 2.8 + NDO 1.4b2 + NDO2DB = high service latency
Robin Ericsson
lobbin at gmail.com
Fri May 4 12:39:25 CEST 2007
On 5/4/07, Ton Voon <ton.voon at altinity.com> wrote:
> Just to let you know that we've found DB contention issues with
> Nagios 2.8 with NDO 1.4b2. Mysql takes a very long time (around 30
> seconds) to run the (from memory) "DELETE FROM nagios_servicechecks
> WHERE instance_id = 1 AND entry_time < ....." query. This holds up
> other things, though I haven't fully understood where or why.
>
> The problem is with the indexes for nagios_servicechecks. We dropped
> the unique key index, which was (instance_id, service_object,
> entry_time, uentrysec), and created a new index based on entry_time
> only. This is much quicker because (a) the index is smaller, (b)
> mysql can locate the correct rows quicker because it finds the rows
> based on time, rather than trying to find rows based on instance_id
> (which is every row in the table - effectively doing a full table scan).
>
> (As an aside, mysql will not enforce the uniqueness on that index -
> it only works for tables of type innodb, not myisam.)
Seems like a very bad I idea to drop the unique key index, just create
another index that works better with the query.
If the query contains "WHERE instance_id = 1 and entry_time <", create
an index on instance_id, entry_time which should make mysql fly a
little faster.
If you have a trouble query you can always use explain to see what
mysql is trying to do with it index wise and you can create a better
index, etc. When the indexes are where they should, you can tweak
various settings in mysql so that you get a better hitrate from
various caches.
--
regards,
Robin
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