If you can have a standard host name convention, then you could use a
regex.
Tom
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Sent: Wednesday, November 28, 2007 4:11 AM
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Subject: Re: [hobbit] New feature ?
On Wednesday 28 November 2007, Buchan Milne wrote:
But, IMHO, the threshold should be dependant more on the number of
CPUs, rather than on the architecture. For example, we have a higher
threshold on our X4600s (8 physical, dual core) than our X4100s/X4200s
(2 physical, some dual-core).
How many CPUs does the Sun T2000 have/report ?
I believe the T2000s report 32 processors, in reality there is only 1. 1
x 8 cores x 4 concurrent threads capable.
But for all our devices we normally set our LA thresholds by the
folowing
formula:
Warn: #CPU x 1
Panic: #CPU x 1.5
My hobbit-clients.cfg would be alot smaller if in the default section,
if I could use a formula definition for LOAD instead of a hardcoded
section.
Instead of defining runqueue threshhold per host name, it would be nice
to
have a ARCH option which could be overridden by the HOST
You could hardcode the client's CLASS option to it's arch, and be able
to do what you propose.
~Steve