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Ok, just to circle back, I've made some changes:
1: Set the number of poller-wrapper.py processes to 25, this greatly speeded up things. Thanks!
2: I still noticed I had a few devices that would take 8-12 minutes to finish a poll. "ps kstart_time -ef | grep "wrap|poller.php" will help identify when processes started and what devices were taking so long. Incidentally this is found in the "observium.log" file as well, but this is a bit more real time. The devices that were taking a really long time have only a handful of interfaces but around 2500 vlans and associated SVI/VE interfaces. The hardware doesn't supply traffic stats on these interfaces so I disabled lots of polling and discovery modules. There are lots of ARP entries on these devices as well, I don't really require those so I disabled those modules as well. Looked through the "includes/defaults.inc.php" and put a lot of the stuff I didn't need or want into "config.php" and set to disable. The devices still take around 3 minutes to finish, but at least its not 5!
I think things are much better now, thanks for the help!
--chip
On Wed, Nov 6, 2013 at 3:55 PM, Adam Armstrong adama@memetic.org wrote:
On 2013-11-06 20:45, Tom Laermans wrote:
Sure sounds like it doesn't finish in 5min.. because of "I added some devices and..." ...
He's running the poller wrapper with only a single process, that probably explains it...
:D
adam.
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