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Configuration Parameter< 200 Elements201 - 1000 Elements1001 - 5000 Elements
MySQL buffer pool size120 MB2 GB4 GB
MySQL log file size20 MB512 MB1 GB
MySQL maximum open connections151201301
Java heap size1 GB2 GB4 GB
service threads50100200
Data Collector maximum open connections100150250
up.time Uptime Controller heap size512 MB1 GB2 GB

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Configuration ParameterConfiguration File and Location
(relative to the Uptime Infrastructure Monitor  directory)		Parameter Name

Default Sizing Values
(< 200, 201 - 1000,
1001 - 5000)

MySQL buffer pool size/mysql/my.iniinnodb_buffer_pool_size=

120M
2G
4G

MySQL log file size/mysql/my.iniinnodb_log_file_size=20M
512M
1G
MySQL maximum open connections/mysql/my.inimax_connections=151
201
301
Java heap size

Linux:
/uptime.jncf

Windows:
\UptimeDataCollector.ini

Linux:
-Xmx<size>

Windows:
vm.heapsize.preferred=

Linux:
-Xmx1G -Xmx2G
-Xmx4G

Windows:
1024m
2048m
4096m

service threads/uptime.confserviceThreads=50
100
200
Data Collector maximum open connections/uptime.confconnectionPoolMaximum=100
150
250
up.time Uptime Controller heap size

Linux:
/controller/service/start.sh

Windows:
\controller\service\UptimeController.ini

Linux:
-Xmx<size>

Windows:
vmarg.2=

-Xmx512m
-Xmx1024m
-Xmx2048m

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  1. Stop the DataStore service (uptime_datastore on Linux, or "up.time Uptime Data Store" on Windows)
  2. Move the ib_logfile0 and ib_logfile1 files, found in the <uptimeInstall>/datastore/data/ directory, to a backup location.
  3. Back up the MySQL my.ini configuration file, which is found in the <uptimeInstall>/mysql/ directory.
  4. Copy the <uptimeInstall>/sample/<size>/<os>/my.ini template file to the <uptimeInstall>/mysql/ directory, replacing the existing one.
  5. Edit the my.ini file, replacing all $VARIABLE$ instances with values that match your Uptime Infrastructure Monitor deployment (for example, $DATASTORE_PORT$ and $USER_INSTALL_DIR$)

  6. Start the DataStore service
    You can confirm the change was successful by referring to the <uptimeInstall>/datastore/data/<hostname>.err log. Look for output similar to the following:

    Code Block
    140110 14:26:28 InnoDB: Initializing buffer pool, size = 2.0G
140110 14:26:29 InnoDB: Completed initialization of buffer pool
140110 14:26:29  InnoDB: Log file .\ib_logfile0 did not exist: new to be created
InnoDB: Setting log file .\ib_logfile0 size to 512 MB
InnoDB: Database physically writes the file full: wait...
InnoDB: Progress in MB: 100 200 300 400 500
140110 14:26:33  InnoDB: Log file .\ib_logfile1 did not exist: new to be created
InnoDB: Setting log file .\ib_logfile1 size to 512 MB
InnoDB: Database physically writes the file full: wait...
InnoDB: Progress in MB: 100 200 300 400 500

Update the up.time Uptime Data Collector configuration:

  1. Back up the uptime.conf file, which is found in the <uptimeInstall>/ directory.
  2. Back up the Data Collector configuration file (uptime.jcnf on Linux, or UptimeDataCollector.ini on Windows), which is found in the <uptimeInstall>/ directory.
  3. Copy the uptime.conf, and uptime.jcnf or UptimeDataCollector.ini files from the <uptimeInstall>/sample/<size>/<os>/ directories to the <uptimeInstall>/ directory, replacing the existing ones.
  4. Edit both files, replacing all $VARIABLE$ instances with values that match your Uptime Infrastructure Monitor deployment (for example, the $MS_STRING_FS$ classpath variable, and $DATASTORE_HOST$).
  5. Restart the up.time Uptime data-collection service (uptime_core on Linux, or "up.time Uptime Data Collector" on Windows)

Update the up.time Uptime Controller configuration:

  1. Back up the up.time Uptime Controller configuration file:
    • Linux: the start.sh script, which is found in the <uptimeInstall>/controller/service/ directory
    • Windows: the UptimeController.ini configuration file, which is found in the <uptimeInstall>\controller\service directory
  2. Copy the start.sh or UptimeController.ini file from the <uptimeInstall>/sample/<size>/<os>/ directory to the <uptimeInstall>/controller/service/ directory, replacing the existing one.
  3. Edit the file, replacing all $VARIABLE$ instances with values that match your Uptime Infrastructure Monitor deployment.
  4. Restart the up.time Uptime Controller service (uptime_controller on Linux, or up.time Uptime Controller on Windows)

Update the up.time Uptime Web server:

  1. Back up the php.ini up.time Uptime Web server configuration file, which is found in the <uptimeInstall>/apache/conf/ directory.
  2. Copy the php.ini file from the <uptimeInstall>/sample/<size>/<os>/ directory to the <uptimeInstall>/apache/conf/ directory, replacing the existing one.
  3. Edit the file, replacing all $VARIABLE$ instances with values that match your Uptime Infrastructure Monitor deployment (for example, $USER_INSTALL_DIR$).
  4. Restart the up.time Uptime Web server (uptime_httpd on Linux, or "up.time Uptime Web Server" on Windows).