CFY-4985-reporting-time-30s-instead-of-1s

Author: gilzellner

aws-ec2-blueprint.yaml

@@ -33,6 +33,16 @@ inputs:
     description: >
       User for connecting to agent VM's
 
+  diamond_reporting_interval:
+    description: interval in seconds for reporting metrics by diamond agent
+    type: integer
+    default: 10
+# This default is here for UX and demos, we strongly recommend you reconsider
+# how much data you report for your own production system based on your
+# specific application, as this generates approximately 12kb of data per report,
+# so for example a setting of 10 would generate approximately 726mb per week,
+# which might be an issue if you install your manager on a small partition.
+
 node_templates:
 
   nodecellar:

cloudstack-blueprint.yaml

@@ -46,6 +46,16 @@ inputs:
       The name of the dedicated application network to be created.
     default: nodecellar_network
 
+  diamond_reporting_interval:
+    description: interval in seconds for reporting metrics by diamond agent
+    type: integer
+    default: 10
+# This default is here for UX and demos, we strongly recommend you reconsider
+# how much data you report for your own production system based on your
+# specific application, as this generates approximately 12kb of data per report,
+# so for example a setting of 10 would generate approximately 726mb per week,
+# which might be an issue if you install your manager on a small partition.
+
 node_templates:
 
   nodecellar:

openstack-blueprint.yaml

@@ -33,6 +33,16 @@ inputs:
     description: >
       User for connecting to agent VM's
 
+  diamond_reporting_interval:
+    description: interval in seconds for reporting metrics by diamond agent
+    type: integer
+    default: 10
+# This default is here for UX and demos, we strongly recommend you reconsider
+# how much data you report for your own production system based on your
+# specific application, as this generates approximately 12kb of data per report,
+# so for example a setting of 10 would generate approximately 726mb per week,
+# which might be an issue if you install your manager on a small partition.
+
 node_templates:
 
   nodecellar:

openstack-haproxy-blueprint.yaml

@@ -34,6 +34,16 @@ inputs:
     description: >
       User for connecting to agent VM's
 
+  diamond_reporting_interval:
+    description: interval in seconds for reporting metrics by diamond agent
+    type: integer
+    default: 10
+# This default is here for UX and demos, we strongly recommend you reconsider
+# how much data you report for your own production system based on your
+# specific application, as this generates approximately 12kb of data per report,
+# so for example a setting of 10 would generate approximately 726mb per week,
+# which might be an issue if you install your manager on a small partition.
+
 node_templates:
 
   nodecellar:

openstack-nova-net-blueprint.yaml

@@ -34,6 +34,16 @@ inputs:
     description: >
       User for connecting to agent VM's
 
+  diamond_reporting_interval:
+    description: interval in seconds for reporting metrics by diamond agent
+    type: integer
+    default: 10
+# This default is here for UX and demos, we strongly recommend you reconsider
+# how much data you report for your own production system based on your
+# specific application, as this generates approximately 12kb of data per report,
+# so for example a setting of 10 would generate approximately 726mb per week,
+# which might be an issue if you install your manager on a small partition.
+
 node_templates:
 
   nodecellar:

simple-blueprint.yaml

@@ -33,6 +33,16 @@ inputs:
         Path to a private key that resided on the management machine.
         SSH-ing into agent machines will be done with this key.
 
+  diamond_reporting_interval:
+    description: interval in seconds for reporting metrics by diamond agent
+    type: integer
+    default: 10
+# This default is here for UX and demos, we strongly recommend you reconsider
+# how much data you report for your own production system based on your
+# specific application, as this generates approximately 12kb of data per report,
+# so for example a setting of 10 would generate approximately 726mb per week,
+# which might be an issue if you install your manager on a small partition.
+
 node_templates:
 
   nodecellar:

softlayer-blueprint.yaml

@@ -56,6 +56,16 @@ inputs:
       Ubuntu Linux 14.04 LTS Trusty Tahr - Minimal Install (64 bit)
     default: 4668
 
+  diamond_reporting_interval:
+    description: interval in seconds for reporting metrics by diamond agent
+    type: integer
+    default: 10
+# This default is here for UX and demos, we strongly recommend you reconsider
+# how much data you report for your own production system based on your
+# specific application, as this generates approximately 12kb of data per report,
+# so for example a setting of 10 would generate approximately 726mb per week,
+# which might be an issue if you install your manager on a small partition.
+
 node_templates:
 
   nodecellar:

types/aws-ec2-types.yaml

@@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ node_types:
             inputs:
               diamond_config:
                 default:
-                  interval: 1
+                  interval: { get_input: diamond_reporting_interval }
           start: diamond.diamond_agent.tasks.start
           stop: diamond.diamond_agent.tasks.stop
           uninstall: diamond.diamond_agent.tasks.uninstall

types/cloudstack-types.yaml

@@ -57,7 +57,7 @@ node_types:
           inputs:
             diamond_config:
               default:
-                interval: 1
+                interval: { get_input: diamond_reporting_interval }
         start: diamond.diamond_agent.tasks.start
         stop: diamond.diamond_agent.tasks.stop
         uninstall: diamond.diamond_agent.tasks.uninstall

types/openstack-types.yaml

@@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ node_types:
             inputs:
               diamond_config:
                 default:
-                  interval: 1
+                  interval: { get_input: diamond_reporting_interval }
           start: diamond.diamond_agent.tasks.start
           stop: diamond.diamond_agent.tasks.stop
           uninstall: diamond.diamond_agent.tasks.uninstall