Re: [Perfparse-users] PerfParse Graphs

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In the meantime, has anyone created a CGI program that will generate=20
multiple graphs per URL page.  This is a different approach than having=20
all of them in the same graph.

I'm guessing that a program could generate similar graphs like=20
nagiosgraph. Nagiosgraph has a graph for the day, week and by the year.=20
Has anyone attempted that yet?

I do like perfparse better.




Ben Clewett <bcl...@pe...>=20
14-Apr-2005 10:18 AM

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Re: [Perfparse-users] PerfParse Graphs






Schnitzel,

This ability was planned from the start.  Various starts on this problem=20
have been made.  This problem is complicated by several issues.  One of=20
which is a major re-write to the graph drawing program, or replacement=20
by GnuPlot.

This was planned in great detail by my self and Yves.  Unfortunately=20
neither of us have the time to complete this at this time.

The product will one day have a 'Shopping Cart' where the user can=20
select a collection of metrics.  This collection will be stored in the=20
database and could be selected to graph in the same way a single metric=20
is selected.

This collection graph will not show the warn, critical.  Just a single=20
line for each metric in various colours.  The scale of which will be=20
from one of three options:
- By comparison of absolute value.  Eg, for disk space.
- By comparison of the Max/Min of each metric as a percentage.  Eg,=20
server load and user count.
- By best-fit, were largest value for each plot in range =3D 100%.

The analysis of this problem also showed where some good abstraction=20
points can be built into the software.  Eg, for extraction of a data set=20
as a memory structure for any use.

So this is a large task.  Requiring database work, mathematical work,=20
graphical work, and hard-core programming.

When we have resources, this is a problem we will attack as soon as we=20
can.

Regards,

Ben

schnitzel meister wrote:
> Multiple services on one graph would be great.
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> There was something about this on the wiki
>  http://tinyurl.com/46nm8
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> On 4/14/05, nu...@ts... <nu...@ts...> wrote:
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>>To my knowledge, a service can have only one extended information URL.=20
If
>>you use the perfParse URL for a service it shows one graph.=20
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>>Has anyone created or know how to have that URL pull up more than one=20
graph?
>>*  On the same page show a different view of the same data. 1 year, 1=20
month,
>>1 day,  etc.=20
>>*  On the same page show all the services performance data in a separate
>>graph.=20
>>    e.g. Disk space may have more than one
>>'label'=3Dvalue[UOM];[warn];[crit];[min];[max] for each
>>filesystem=20
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>>Steve=20
>>Nagios 2.x=20
>>FedoreCore3
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