Hi Thomas, On Sun, Sep 16, 2007 at 04:32:21PM +0200, Thomas Aeby wrote: > > I'm still struggling with the "only 1% idle" problem on some servers. > > IMO it's not a bad thing to have 0% idle. > > You're right, it's an indicator of possible problems, but there are > plenty of use cases where 0% idle (even over some extended time > period) isn't something alarming. I use it often together with > > *.cpu delay=30 Okay, this is okay for some machines. We've got this automated build server here, though, which is busy for an hour or two > in bb_event_generator.cfg, since on most systems high load and/or > high CPU usage indicate a problem if they persist for a long time. > > > localhost(kenny) idle_red=0 load > > This is nearly fine. Only that uxmon is falling back to idle_red=10 if > idle_red is not set ... and 0 is considered "not set" (argh). > > Probably, idle_red=-1 will do the trick. Ah, thatswhy I had idle_red=0.00 on some machines - this seemed to work as well. I'm trying idle_red=-1 now. > > Is there a way to look for load instead of idle? > > The cpuload test checks the load average. So if you feel unhappy with > "load", either drop it completely (you are not forced to use it :-)) or > if you still want to get graphs try setting the limits to -1 as > suggested above. > > The cpuload test is independent of the load test (it's the one reporting > "CPU load = 2.21" in your example output). BTW: it's arguments are > cpu_yellow and cpu_red for specifying the load average at which yellow/ > red should be reported. Thanks, I'll try that as well. :-) I'd like a graph for load as well... Shouldn't be too difficult, right? It's a bit irritating to have load and cpuload... So, the load test reports idle/sys/waiting/user time and provides performance data while the cpuload test just looks at the load average, right? Thanks, Tino. -- www.spiritualdesign-chemnitz.de www.lebensraum11.de Tino Schwarze * Parkstraße 17h * 09120 Chemnitz ------------------------------------------------------------------------- This SF.net email is sponsored by: Microsoft Defy all challenges. Microsoft(R) Visual Studio 2005. http://clk.atdmt.com/MRT/go/vse0120000070mrt/direct/01/ _______________________________________________ Bigsister-general mailing list suppressed https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/bigsister-general
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