[Xymon] Load Average threshold - a mathematic rule regarding the number of threads ?

Steve Holmes sholmes42 at mac.com
Tue Jan 31 15:51:21 CET 2012


We would love to be able to do something like that. Currently we do, like
you, per host or per page ad hoc LOAD specs. Typically we watch a system
for a few weeks to find the 'normal' load and adjust the config
accordingly. If we could have a default that is calculated based on number
of cpus/thread, it would go a long way to not needing per host specs.

Steve Holmes
Purdue University

On Tue, Jan 31, 2012 at 3:47 AM, Nicolas LIENARD <nicolas at lienard.name>wrote:

> Hello
>
> Our LA rule is currently "LOAD 5 10" but we can't apply this kind of rule
> automatically for all our devices anymore.
>
> Indeed, we have more and more devices with many threads.
>
> I'd like to know if people have the same issue because it's very annoying
> to override the LOAD when we could automatize it.
>
> For instance we would like to follow this kind of rule:
>
> 1 cpu : "LOAD 2 4"
>
> 2 cpu : "LOAD 4 8"
>
> 2 cpu, 12 threads by cpu (=24 threads in total) : "LOAD 48 96"
>
>
> We could calculate it with n=`grep -ci process /proc/cpuinfo` and applying
> LOAD "n x2" "n x4"
>
> It is possible to have this kind of feature ?
>
> Anybody else is interested by that ?
>
> how do you handle your Load Average threshold ?
>
> CHeers
> Nico
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