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[Perfparse-users] Performance, moving perfparse to its own server?

[Jeff S. <je...@sk...>]

Howdy,

My Nagios server is already pretty busy, doing nagios stuff, and I have a  
dedicated DB server.  Is there any issues with moving the perfparse CGI's  
to their own server?  Seems like that would work ok, since all the Data is  
in a database...

Thanks,
Jeff Scott

Re: [Perfparse-users] Performance, moving perfparse to its own server?

[Yves M. <yme...@li...>]

Hi :)

With your configuration, have nagios on one machine, and the perfparse bi=
nary on that
machine.
Put the database, CGI and web server on the other machine.
It should work very well :)

Yves

> Howdy,
>
> My Nagios server is already pretty busy, doing nagios stuff, and I have=
 a
> dedicated DB server.  Is there any issues with moving the perfparse CGI=
's
> to their own server?  Seems like that would work ok, since all the Data=
 is
> in a database...
>
> Thanks,
> Jeff Scott
>
>
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