In <user-ec2ff1dbb2cf@xymon.invalid> "Werner - Google" <user-fc53c34471bb@xymon.invalid> writes:
I didn't start do play with the new hobbit beta version, who good
improvements about the disk I/O limitations on huge load systems. I have a
specific question about what's hobbit behavior when disk cache for rrd is
active, and i request the graph for a specific metric. Will i not see the
last (around) 30 minutes of info on the graph? Or is there some kind "trap"
activated when i request a specific graph, who'll request that the info for
that host/service should be written to the RRD before the graph is
generated?
The program that generates the graph will request a cache flush before doing
the graph. There's no synchronization between the two, but since hobbitgraph.cgi
and hobbitd_rrd are running on the same physical server, it should be Ok if
hobbitgraph.cgi just waits "a while" - which I've randomly chosen to be 0.3
seconds.
Also, the way the caching works doesn't simply delay all updates for 30 minutes
(that would make the server extremely busy while flushing all of the cached data
every 30 minutes, and then mostly idle for a long time), it actively tries to
distribute the updates over the entire period. So the average amount of data
cached when you request a graph will be 15 minutes.
Regards,
Henrik