Den 14.01.2014 14:23, Gautier Begin skrev:
Last Sunday, I wanted to start a xymonproxy (vers 4.3.12) on a Solaris 10.5 with 900 targets . I had a performance issue:
- The xymonproxy process used 100% of only one CPU (no multithread seen).
- On the main XYMON server, data from this proxy (I have one other on Ubuntu with 50 targets working fine) came with difficulties (delays and lacks).
I tried to used the -lqueue option for the proxy with no success. Nothing special seen in any logs. The UNIX admin said me that the xymonproxy was just making 'time()' command all the time.
I've had the proxy handling about 5000 hosts simultaneously. On Linux, though.
I have not heard of such behaviour before, and I am sure there must be others running the proxy on Solaris in a similar setup. If you can make it happen again, please do a "kill -USR2" on the xymonproxy process to toggle debugging on/off.
None of the Xymon tools are multithreaded - so far I have stuck to the traditional Unix way of doing things.
Regards,
Henrik