value is exceeding Integer.Max about graphite-client

[peschuster]

I will have a look at it, but the usage of long should not be a problem.
In the meantime you could switch to the "Available MBytes" performance counter.

Peter

[playerjamesbattleground]

Thanks Peter, yes I am currently using 'KBytes" and do a further scale at graphite side, works fine. Still be perfect if the integer max issue could be settled.

James

[playerjamesbattleground]

Hi Peter,

How did you go with this issue? I do perfer if you could make an update, or direct me to where this type being set in Grahpite-client.

Thanks

James

[peschuster]

I pushed the change to https://github.com/peschuster/graphite-client/tree/int64 but did not have time to test it with large values yet.

[playerjamesbattleground]

Wonderful Peter, just in time! I will test it out today and try big values, will reply back.

[playerjamesbattleground]

Hi Peter,

Happy new year, so far the int64 version works pretty well.

Somehow on this computer I don't have a visual studio env, so if possible, could you please put a compiled release regarding to the int64 version? that will solve all my problems here, thanks very much.

Regards

James

[peschuster]

Hi James,

MSBuild is part of the .NET Framework installation. Therefore Visual Studio is not required to build the project. Just execute the go.bat script in /build. This compiles everything into /bin.

Peter

[playerjamesbattleground]

Hi Peter,

if I just run the go.bat, I did got error said can't find visualstudio installation the other day. I will try to reproduce it again.
On the laptop that doesn't have visual studio installed, I have .Net v4.0 installed and after executing go.bat, I did have error when trying to run the compiled PerformanceCounter.exe. (I will see if I can find it again and paste here)

[peschuster]

Sorry, you're right. I just tested it on a build server with no VS installed. I forgot about the mvc test project which requires an installed VS on the system.

4a0fe08 fixes this.

[playerjamesbattleground]

Thanks Peter, I will try apply the changes you made to the 'int64' branch and see.

[playerjamesbattleground]

The build was successful after applied the changes in 4a0fe08. to the int64 branch.
But when I just run the PerfCounterMonitor.exe in console, got below error:

Unhandled Exception: System.ComponentModel.Win32Exception: The system cannot fin
d the file specified
at System.Diagnostics.Process.StartWithCreateProcess(ProcessStartInfo startIn
fo)
at System.Diagnostics.Process.Start(ProcessStartInfo startInfo)
at Graphite.System.AppPoolListener.Execute(String arguments, String& result,
Int32 maxMilliseconds) in c:\dev\Deploy\graphite-client-int64\source\Graphite.Sy
stem\AppPoolListener.cs:line 140
at Graphite.System.AppPoolListener.GetCounterName(String appPool) in c:\dev\D
eploy\graphite-client-int64\source\Graphite.System\AppPoolListener.cs:line 84
at Graphite.System.AppPoolListener.LoadCounterName() in c:\dev\Deploy\graphit
e-client-int64\source\Graphite.System\AppPoolListener.cs:line 28
at Graphite.System.Kernel.CreateReportingAction(AppPoolElement config, AppPoo
lListener& listener) in c:\dev\Deploy\graphite-client-int64\source\Graphite.Syst
em\Kernel.cs:line 146
at Graphite.System.Kernel..ctor(GraphiteConfiguration configuration, Graphite
SystemConfiguration systemConfiguration) in c:\dev\Deploy\graphite-client-int64
source\Graphite.System\Kernel.cs:line 68
at Graphite.System.Program.Main(String[] parameter) in c:\dev\Deploy\graphite
-client-int64\source\Graphite.System\Program.cs:line 45

[peschuster]

C:\Windows\system32\inetsrv\appcmd.exe is not present on your system.

Is IIS installed?
Otherwise you can't use the appPool monitoring features.

[playerjamesbattleground]

Yes Peter you are right. I didn't have IIS installed on that laptop.

Thanks for the effort down this chain, I am happy to close this issue, wonderful job!

Regards
James