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What is the last value of name in metrics.log?
name=default-autolb-group:172.01.01.01:9997:0
name=default-autolb-group:172.01.01.01:9997:1
What does (0 OR 1) mean?
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<mythbusted>I believe it denotes pipelines when parallelization is being used <\mythbusted>
EDIT: My bad, I was thinking of Ingest_pipe=*
The number on the end of the name appears to be an index of all the unique receivers in that group
name is a combination of conf stanza and entries that fully define the target system to the software.
My tcpout_connection entry looks like this:
name=default-autolb-group:10.10.31.83:9997:0
because the default-autolb-group only contains one indexer.....will add another and confirm
In your example do the numbers match the amount of unique indexers?
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<mythbusted>I believe it denotes pipelines when parallelization is being used <\mythbusted>
EDIT: My bad, I was thinking of Ingest_pipe=*
The number on the end of the name appears to be an index of all the unique receivers in that group
name is a combination of conf stanza and entries that fully define the target system to the software.
My tcpout_connection entry looks like this:
name=default-autolb-group:10.10.31.83:9997:0
because the default-autolb-group only contains one indexer.....will add another and confirm
In your example do the numbers match the amount of unique indexers?
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Hi, mmodestino
I thought so, but there are obviously more numbers than pipeline number.
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what do you mean?
do you not have parallelization turned on?
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ah I see what you mean...updating answer
