Hi Michael
Here we are monitoring > 10 000 hosts over 18 hobbit clusters (1
cluster per datacenter) but we have one cluster with > 3600 hosts:
Hardware is
HP DL380 G7
2 x Xeon X5650
RAID 1 for OS
RAID 5 for data with 4 SSD hard drives (165Gb) for xymon data.
8 Gb RAM.
xymongen:
Statistics:
Hosts : 3692
Pages : 497
Status messages : 46298
- Red : 318 ( 0.69 %)
- Red (non-propagating) : 0 ( 0.00 %)
- Yellow : 347 ( 0.75 %)
- Yellow (non-propagating) : 0 ( 0.00 %)
- Clear : 902 ( 1.95 %)
- Green : 43537 (94.04 %)
- Purple : 82 ( 0.18 %)
- Blue : 1112 ( 2.40 %)
xymonnet:
Statistics:
Hosts total : 3660
Hosts with no tests : 5
Total test count : 9645
Status messages : 10034
Alert status msgs : 0
Transmissions : 332
DNS statistics:
# hostnames resolved : 1763
# succesful : 628
# failed : 6
# calls to dnsresolve : 1727
TCP test statistics:
# TCP tests total : 5993
# HTTP tests : 2222
# Simple TCP tests : 3771
# Connection attempts : 5993
# bytes written : 376789
# bytes read : 25004690
[root at xxxxxxxx:/opt/xymon/server/etc/hosts.d/customer ] 21 grep -c
proc /proc/cpuinfo
24
load average: 2.03, 1.97, 2.00
CPU %idle average: 90% !!!
you can have many hosts; but i think the most important things is the
number of check per hosts and the external scripts running on your
xymon server. (oracle check; backup check, reporting, etc) which
increases the load.
Having SSD is a good option because in the past, the main load was
I/O
wait.
Cheers
Nico
Le 22 mai 2012 à 20:11, <user-028bf2df2227@xymon.invalid [5]> a écrit :
Hi Michael,
At one point, I had 6115 hosts running from 1 physical Xymon server.
Some tests, specifically WebLogic, I run from a
separate VM so if the java process hangs, it doesn't affect the main
Xymon server.
Physical HW
Dell PE 2950
2 Xeon 5110 CPUs
8GB RAM
2 146GB, 10K RPM SAS (RAID1 root disk)
2 146GB. 15K RPM SAS (apps & data)
Red Hat Enterprise Linux AS release 4 (Nahant Update 7)
Xymon 4.3.4
That's all changing now because of the push to virtualize
everything, so I used the opportunity to build in some redundancy.
Currently we have 2750 hosts running in this environment and will be
migrating the rest of the old server over before EOY.
Primary and standby VMs
2 Virtual Xeon E7549 CPUs
8GB RAM
120GB root disk and 200GB apps disk
Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server release 5.5 (Tikanga)
Xymon 4.3.7
Primary and standby external test VMs (WebLogic, custom tests)
(same as above)
-----Original Message-----
From: xymon-bounces at xymon.com [1] [mailto:xymon-bounces at xymon.com]
On Behalf Of Michael Beatty
Sent: Tuesday, May 22, 2012 1:01 PM
To: xymon at xymon.com [2]
Subject: [Xymon] Most number of hosts
Is there any close proximity number available as to how many clients
Xymon can handle? I've seen in the wiki pages that one user is
advertising over 10,000 however, that seems to be in a "clustered"
setting. I see a few more users suggesting over 2,000. My concern
lies in that my plans stand at some where in the middle of that, and
also, there really is no gauge as to what hardware and network
topology those systems are running.
My environment will be in the ball park of about 5,000 systems and
many of them are on satellite bands with some latency concerns,
pings tests come back at around 3 seconds.
I'm hoping to get some confidence that going into this project, I'm
not going to be hit with a realization that Xymon simply cannot
handle this type of environment. Its a lot of research and
development that I would be flushing down the drain. I do have
experience with my previous organization where we monitored about
1500 clients under the Hobbit project.... so I know the
capabilities... I just don't know what the boundaries are.
--
Michael Beatty
Sherwin-Williams
IT Analyst/Developer
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