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Jeff Spaleta
jspaleta at gmail.com
Sat Feb 9 03:07:52 UTC 2008
On Feb 8, 2008 4:31 PM, Jeroen van Meeuwen <kanarip at kanarip.com> wrote:
> How about smolt only submitting the hardware data if the user chooses to
> do so, and otherwise just getting it's uuid in the database, instead of
> letting the user disable it entirely?
Smolt right now isn't a heartbeat... it doesn't ping out often enough
to be useful for doing moving averages, and on top of that i don't
know if it makes since for live instances.
What i want if I can get it is a heartbeat which starts at boot up and
then pings a url at 6 hour intervals. Each live spin would ping a
specific url, and all harddrive installed systems would ping a common
arch specific url. We do a moving average of the aggregate pings and
we'll get a much better idea of the number of nat'd systems. And if we
do it right I can even estimate a NAT'd system multiplier based on the
statistics of intervals between pings over time from the same ip
address...and at no point do I expose any individual ip addresses in
the resulting output.
I'm doing this sort of stuff now using the mirrorlist hits, but i'm
pretty sure yum-updates is used by 1% of the base.
-jef
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