On Fri, 25 Mar 2016 14:39:12 -0400 Jeffrey Layton <layto...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Olli-Pekka, et al, > > I took a look at your updated website - it looks very good. One thing > I wanted to ask, and this question is probably one for the entire > list, when you run a test across all of the nodes in the cluster, > what process do you use to determine if nodes are "outliers" and need > attention? Initially I typically push numeric data into a bucket/histogram tool. Works fine with amount of time, bytes, performance, ... # pdsh -w n[100-300] 'cat /proc/loadavg' | dbuck -n 10 -sS Statistical summary --------------------------------------------------------------------- Number of values : 201 Number of rejected lines : 0 Min value : 0.910000 Max value : 24.610000 Mean : 13.638010 Median : 16.000000 Standard deviation : 4.899393 Sum : 2741.240000 0.91- 3.28: 18 n[112,122,135,137,139,156-157,165,167,172,179,221... 3.28- 5.65: 3 n[100,169,173] 5.65- 8.02: 13 n[110,117,136,192,214,216,223,242-243,257-259,266] 8.02-10.39: 14 n[109,127-129,131,142,154,162,190,213,235,260,265... 10.39-12.76: 5 n[164,199,233,245,290] 12.76-15.13: 8 n[106,115,141,160,210,224,228,293] 15.13-17.50: 138 n[101-105,107-108,111,113-114,116,118-121,123-126... 17.50-19.87: 0 19.87-22.24: 1 n146 22.24-24.61: 1 n207 /Peter K _______________________________________________ Beowulf mailing list, Beowulf@beowulf.org sponsored by Penguin Computing To change your subscription (digest mode or unsubscribe) visit http://www.beowulf.org/mailman/listinfo/beowulf
