Open Stack

with monitoring my experience is that scale really matters.  what is your
footprint in some sort of quantified range of number of physical hosts vs
vms?

On Mon, Nov 10, 2014 at 4:23 PM, Kris G. Lindgren <klindgren at godaddy.com>
wrote:

>   Hello Operators,
>
>  Was wondering what you are using to gather Openstack telemetry metrics?
>
>  Was looking at things around Openstack serivce api requests/s, response
> times (if possible), errors/s, Rabbitmq metrics, if possible pending or
> tasks that are in progress, ect ect.   Basically your more advanced and yet
> basic monitoring around the openstack services.  We run an ELK (elastic
> search, logstash, kibana) infrastructure and was wondering if anyone was a
> statsd/graphite output config for openstack log data -> graphite to gather
> some of the metrics?  If not how are you currently doing it?
>
>  Additionally, can anyone share what you are doing to get hypervisor
> health/vm statistics?  We are running ceilometer, but I haven't been very
> happy with the results.  I am also thinking something like for
> statsd/graphite here as well.  But if you have something that works for you
> and can share it.  Please DO!!  ANYTHING is welcome.
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