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Re: Logfile matching
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Jan-Henrik Haukeland |
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Re: Logfile matching |
Date: |
Fri, 5 Aug 2005 19:56:19 +0200 |
On 5. aug. 2005, at 12.10, Christian Hopp wrote:
This implementation can be used e.g. for realtime logcheck (like
logcheck does "cron"ed). Because of the additional feature of
per-rule actions the performance is two times slower then
e.g. logcheck. 110000 lines of real life logfiles (syslog+auth.log),
90 if rules, 700 ignore rules and with 90 alerts took 25s using monit
and 12s using logcheck on a P-M1.7GHz.
If we queued alerts and sent them at the end of a monit-cycle, your
logfile matching should at least be on par and probably faster than
logcheck. Open and close sockets takes a lot of time and you do 90 of
them! I do not think we should use time now doing this extra effort,
but it's worth to consider if optimizing should be an issue later.
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Jan-Henrik Haukeland
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