Hi all
I undestand that there aren’t any “server-satus” module like apache,
BTW
I have hundreds virtualhosts server by single nginx.
How can I do to know which VH make more traffic/connection (in real
time) ?
Kind regards
Posted at Nginx Forum:
There is a server status module called stub status, but it’s on a server
wide level, not vhost. You have to parse the access logs if you want
vhost granularity.
Posted at Nginx Forum:
try this:
just set http_accounting_id in each VH config file.
于 2011-6-26 22:09, bsd3000 写道:
Care to explain a little bit more how does it work? sounds pretty good.
Regards
Tombar
There is an sFlow module here:
http://nginx-sflow-module.googlecode.com
described here:
transactions are sampled at 1-in-N (to minimize the overhead) and send
via UDP to an sFlow collector for further analysis. For example, the
freeware “sflowtool” can turn it into an ascii feed in
common-logfile-format.
sFlow agents are also available for servers/hypervisors
(http://host-sflow.sourceforge.net); and for most ethernet switches
(sFlow Products: Network Equipment @ sFlow.org) so you might find you can
instrument the system in other ways too.
Neil