[Spacewalk-list] 2.0 Upgrade - serious performances issues during daily "diff profiled config files and deployed config files"

Tomas Lestach tlestach at redhat.com
Tue Aug 6 16:01:13 UTC 2013


> I have just checked my configuration files size: the largest we
> manage are 60KB big. I also did some digging and to my
> understanding, unless you specify custom values for
> maximum_config_file_size and web.maximum_config_file_size in
> rhn.conf, the default maximum value is 128KB. Is that correct?

Correct.

> 
> For the time being, I have disabled the scheduled job
> "compare-configs-default" which runs "compare-configs-bunch" every
> day at 23:00. Our setup is stable again but it is missing one of the
> key functionality. Bonus questions here: is there any way I could
> create new bunch that could be ran via the scheduler?

If you mean a custom taskomatic bunch/task, then no. We never intended
to let the user define custom taskomatic bunches/tasks.

The bunches are pre-defined and the user may just adjust, how often and
when they shall be scheduled.

> Is there a way
> to view/edit predefined bunch(es)?

You only can check what tasks get run within a bunch on the /rhn/admin/BunchDetail.do pages.

The compare config files task actually creates an action for every server with
attached configuration revisions to make a diff on the client side.

> I also tried to manually run a diff against all registered clients:
> as you could expect, the end result is the same. However, if I run a
> manual diff against ~30 clients at a time, everything runs fine.

Is it possible that you lately increased number of managed configuration files per server?

Regards,
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Tomas Lestach
Red Hat Satellite Engineering, Red Hat




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