Can only agree with Maarten, currently running 1159 devices, 64k ports, 70k sensors on a single box. Specs are: 2x Intel Xeon E5-2630 v3 @ 2.40GHz, 64G RAM and 2x Samsung SM863 SSDs.
/Markus
2016-02-04 10:29 GMT+01:00 Moerman, Maarten mmoerman@ebay.com:
Couple of things to scale out from my experience:
- move rrd files to SSD-raid
- mount /opt/observium/rrd with noatime
- get more cpus, preferably the nice 3.8ghz ones as well
- find the right balance your poller threading
- move to php7
1500 devices is absolutely possible.
Maarten
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On 2/3/16, 11:40 AM, "observium on behalf of Steve Costaras" < observium-bounces@observium.org on behalf of stevecs@chaven.com> wrote:
We currently have ~500 devices/50,000 ports being monitored on a dual cpu E5-2643 v0 system. It's currently running around 80% cpu (all cores w/ hyper-threading) and on a raid-10 16 drive array (sas 2.5" 10K rpm) which averages 1k iops. Most systems are polled in < 5minutes (with about 5-10 taking longer as they're fully loaded boxes).
Looking to plan for future growth, I'm trying to see if anyone is running larger installations and their performance on a single box in trying to gauge if it's worthwhile to spend the $$ to upgrade to a newer V3 cpu system, or if we've effectively reached a single-point saturation limit and have to deploy distributed.
I.e. do we have anyone here running say 1500 devices or 150,000 - 200,000 ports on a single system? If so, care to share your specs?
Thanks.
Steve
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