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r230 r232 21 21 jobs/nodes that are in it (be it either running or queued). 22 22 23 * jobarchived 24 25 The Job Archiving Daemon (optionally).23 * jobarchived (optionally) 24 25 The Job Archiving Daemon. 26 26 27 27 Listens to Ganglia's XML stream and archives the job and node statistics. … … 33 33 34 34 Optionally: You can either choose to use this daemon if your users have use for it. 35 As it can be a heavy application to run - even though optimized (staged/buffered writes 36 and multi threaded) - and not everyone may have a need for it. 35 As it can be a heavy application to run and not everyone may have a need for it. 36 37 - Multithreaded: Will not miss any data regardless of (slow) storage 38 39 - Staged writing: Spread load over bigger time periods 40 41 - High precision RRDs: Allow for zooming on old periods with large precision 42 43 - Timeperiod RRDs: Allow for smaller number of files while still keeping advantage 44 of small disk space 37 45 38 46 * web … … 44 52 45 53 It does this in a similar layout/setup as Ganglia itself, so the navigation and usage is intuitive. 46 54 55 - Graphical usage: Displays graphical cluster overview so you can see the cluster (job) state 56 in one view/image and additional pie chart with relevant information on your 57 current view 58 59 - Filters: Ability to filter output to limit information displayed (usefull for those 60 clusters with 500+ jobs). This also filters the graphical overview images output 61 and pie chart so you only see the filter relevant data 62 63 - Archive: When enabling jobarchived, users can go back as far as recorded in the database 64 or archived RRDs to find out what happened to a crashed or old job 65 66 - Zoom ability: Users can zoom into a timepriod as small as the smallest grain of the RRDS 67 (typically up to 10 seconds) when a jobarchived is present 47 68 48 69 REQUIREMENTS
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