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  • How to choose a server able to host Pandora?

    Posted by Robb11 on February 10, 2009 at 03:04

    Hi all,

    I’m going to set up a new Pandora Server. In order to do it, I’m going to ask to my Company for a server to host it.
    I should suggest a server with the correct CPU frequency and RAM.
    Have you found an algorithm or an heuristic way to determine it? I know it is not so simple to determine it.
    I appreciate even your experience about [server capabilities/number of hosts monitored].

    Thank you very much,

    Robb.

    Robb11 replied 16 years ago 2 Members · 2 Replies
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  • daniels

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    February 10, 2009 at 05:47
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    Hi Rob.

    How many agents are you gonna to monitor? How many modules? The database server and the pandora server will be in the same server?

    This are my number:

    Monitor Checks:
    Monitor checks 158
    Alerts Total 18

    Data checks
    Data Checks 648
    Alerts Total 106

    Summary
    Total Agents 38
    Total Checks 806

    My Pandora Server is a Virtual Machine (installed by myself, not the ubuntu image) inside an VmWare ESX Cluster (2 Sun X4150). The Database is in another Virtual Machine in the same ESX Cluster. The performance is pretty good. The virtual machines are not Pandora exclusive.

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    February 10, 2009 at 05:59
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    Well. You are in right. Here are the actual numbers.

    Monitor checks 363
    Alerts Total 62
    Data checks 348
    Alerts Total 4

    Summary
    Total agents 36
    Total checks 711
    Alerts defined 66

    Now I am using a Desktop PC with 256 Mb of RAM! 😀
    Server, Recon & DB are on the same server now.

    Thanks a lot for your answer! The “problem” is that new numbers could be four or five times these numbers…