Summary
Hi, I have figured out just today that there are packages waiting for an update on several of my machines for days, but vserver-ssh-stats always displays 0 sensor.HOST_package_count and empty sensor.HOST_package_list.
The problem is run_limited timeouts that were introduced recently. I monitor some SBC computers (raspberry etc) that are slow and some metrics never run on them in timelimit of run_limited function. So they never finish and never give any proper result.
I was checking speed of remote_script.py and there are two really slow parts on SBC:
collect_pkg_updates()read_docker_stats()
These two can take even 90% of whole remote_script.py time. The rest of the script run fast enough even on slow Raspberry Zero.
I was wondering if there is possible to separate these two slow functions from regular `remote_script; updates.
Because I want to collect remote_script every 30 seconds but collect_pkg_updates is twice a day enough for me. And read_docker_stats() maybe twice and hour.
Is it possible to remove these two from remote_script and run them with larger interval and also with much larger timeout?
Summary
Hi, I have figured out just today that there are packages waiting for an update on several of my machines for days, but vserver-ssh-stats always displays 0
sensor.HOST_package_countand emptysensor.HOST_package_list.The problem is
run_limitedtimeouts that were introduced recently. I monitor some SBC computers (raspberry etc) that are slow and some metrics never run on them in timelimit ofrun_limitedfunction. So they never finish and never give any proper result.I was checking speed of
remote_script.pyand there are two really slow parts on SBC:collect_pkg_updates()read_docker_stats()These two can take even 90% of whole
remote_script.pytime. The rest of the script run fast enough even on slow Raspberry Zero.I was wondering if there is possible to separate these two slow functions from regular `remote_script; updates.
Because I want to collect remote_script every 30 seconds but
collect_pkg_updatesis twice a day enough for me. And read_docker_stats() maybe twice and hour.Is it possible to remove these two from remote_script and run them with larger interval and also with much larger timeout?