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 Send message Joined: 9 Jan 07 Posts: 17 Credit: 165,916 RAC: 0 |
i am running Fedora 7 and on top of that I have loaded MYSQL, PHP,NET-SNMP,ntop,MRTG,NAGIOS & CACTI IS THERE GOING TO BE ANY PROBLEM LOADING BOINC ON TOP OF THIS? thank you this is my best mate..pse help  IainsstatspageforTGP |
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Send message Joined: 5 Sep 04 Posts: 7629 Credit: 24,240,330 RAC: 0 |
There\'s really only one way to find out. :) Some combinations work, and some don\'t. (Putting a thick blanket over the Cacti before putting anything on top of it may help.) Backups: Here |
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Send message Joined: 27 Jan 07 Posts: 300 Credit: 3,288,263 RAC: 26,370 |
i am running Fedora 7 and on top of that I have loaded MYSQL, PHP,NET-SNMP,ntop,MRTG,NAGIOS & CACTI How many nodes will you be monitoring with Nagios? How many network interfaces will you be monitoring with ntop/cacti? Are you running the stock kernel or a custom kernel? There can be a latency issue with BOINC running, even when it\'s NICE-ed to low priority. Other than that, linux will handle all these applications just fine. I would try it carefully. Check your \"Check Latency\" in the nagios performance page once BOINC is running. If you expect peak load during a certain time of day, you can configure BOINC preferences to not run during that time or only allow network during off-peak network times, etc. Also, if you have multiple CPUs in this box, you could have BOINC use only 1 CPU and leave the other CPU to do its job. |
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