I have a script I use for load balancing engines that references the Orion.PollingUsage table, specifically current usage where the ScaleFactor is "Orion.Standard.Polling".
Somewhere in the past month and a half, the SWQL query behind it mysteriously stopped returning rows, so I've been rewriting the script, and when I referenced that usage data I noticed the highest value I have is 7%, corresponding to a node with 8,249 elements on it. Is that value still representative of the max polling capacity?
It feels off, because I just got finished offloading nodes from an overloaded polling engine but if 8,249 elements is 7% of one poller's capacity then I should be able to comfortably fit my entire enterprise on one engine, and I don't think that's correct. Did something change, is that a different metric now?
Query is as follows: "SELECT p.Engine.Servername, EngineID, CurrentUsage, FROM Orion.PollingUsage p WHERE ScaleFactor='Orion.Standard.Polling' ORDER BY CurrentUsage"
