| Hello,
we plan to switch to JSON and gzip transport in the future.
As a workaround you can modify Monit to send the heartbeat less frequently ... the (polltime) schedule is in heartbeat() in src/monit.c: --8<-- wait.tv_sec = time(NULL) + Run.polltime; --8<--
You can modify it to run once per hour this way:
--8<-- wait.tv_sec = time(NULL) + 3600; --8<--
On M/Monit side just extend the "acceptable report skew" settings of the given host to allow for longer communication pause (cycles count based), otherwise M/Monit will fire the heartbeat event => if your poll time is 60 seconds, set the "acceptable report skew" (in host admin) to ca. 61 (i.e. wait for 61 cycles * 60 s before firing heartbeat event)
Regards, Martin
Hello All, Is it possible to have a separate heartbeat frequency and service monitoring interval? I have a low bandwidth situation and need to reduce the frequency of updates from Monit to MMonit. This interaction is using roughly 5K per minute to transmit the XML payload. I would like to reduce this to once or twice an hour but I need to keep the 60 second response to a service outage. Also, are there any tips on reducing the size of the payload, JSON perhaps? Thanks, Shane Holder | address@hiddenSolutions Architect | AmerisourceBergen Specialty Group 3101 Gaylord Parkway, 2W-E131 | Frisco, TX 75034 (469)365-7727
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