Hi,
I am trying to load test zabbix for my deployment needs. I am running zabbix2.0.3 with postgresql 8.4 on a single server whose specifications are as follows:
2 Blades (2x4 CPU, 2GHZ Sandybridge, 96GB 1336 RAM, 4TB storage (Raid0), 4x10Gig Ethernet)
I will be using zabbix to monitor 5000 items per host with around 100 host.
After tuning zabbix and postgres to some extent i have been able to monitor 75000 items (update interval: 60) with passive agents, the current NVPS being ~1250.
Though the avg busy poller = 55% and avg histrory sync = 45% there are lot of items in queue. with the avg being = 50K items. As i am increasing the number of items being monitored the queue avg also increases..
What could be a practicle max for NVPS with such configuration and passive agents. And please give suggestions on how can i achieve the target monitoring needs.
thanks,
Prakhar..
I am trying to load test zabbix for my deployment needs. I am running zabbix2.0.3 with postgresql 8.4 on a single server whose specifications are as follows:
2 Blades (2x4 CPU, 2GHZ Sandybridge, 96GB 1336 RAM, 4TB storage (Raid0), 4x10Gig Ethernet)
I will be using zabbix to monitor 5000 items per host with around 100 host.
After tuning zabbix and postgres to some extent i have been able to monitor 75000 items (update interval: 60) with passive agents, the current NVPS being ~1250.
Though the avg busy poller = 55% and avg histrory sync = 45% there are lot of items in queue. with the avg being = 50K items. As i am increasing the number of items being monitored the queue avg also increases..
What could be a practicle max for NVPS with such configuration and passive agents. And please give suggestions on how can i achieve the target monitoring needs.
thanks,
Prakhar..

This setup outruns a Hexacore with Centos 6 which was terribly slow 
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