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Subject: | RE: Changing weight based on actual system load? |
From: | Peter Mueller <pmueller@xxxxxxxxxxxx> |
Date: | Mon, 17 Mar 2003 12:17:15 -0800 |
> However, do keep in mind that loadavg is a poor indication of > real resource > utilization; very much so, actually, but it might be enough. If we're going to talk about a tool that changes weight, let's make it modular. The tool should support checking nodes based on a number of flags: ./lvs_rs_check rs_ip flags -c cpu counter -m (free) memory -d disk activity -l overall system load -n network bandwidth What other resources do people on the list think is important? Also perhaps adding a weight counter would also be useful: (1=baseline, multiply the importance of each factor based on its variance from base) -c 5 -m 3 -d 2 or similar. P |
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