How to do Consolidation
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How to do Consolidation
Hi,
I am new with rrdtool and i want to show maximum value for daily and weekly for this i know i need to do consolidation on my rrd files.I have checked this howto http://docs.cacti.net/node/275 i didn't understand anything may be i am not good at rrdtool can some one help me how to do exactly consolidation step by step.
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I am new with rrdtool and i want to show maximum value for daily and weekly for this i know i need to do consolidation on my rrd files.I have checked this howto http://docs.cacti.net/node/275 i didn't understand anything may be i am not good at rrdtool can some one help me how to do exactly consolidation step by step.
Thanks for your help[/url]
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Re: How to do Consolidation
Ok. I had the feeble impression, that my Walkthrough was step-by-step. But it seems that I have to face the fact, that your mileage variesgg234 wrote:can some one help me how to do exactly consolidation step by step.
So let's have a go and wrap up all this stuff here. Please start with an easy example of some numbers that shall guide us through our efforts, e.g. a timeseries of data from your current rrdfile (get the using "rrdtool fetch <rrd file name> AVERAGE", but PLEASE use only some few numbers to save space).
Then, please describe what numbers you want to see as consolidation.
Reinhard
Re: How to do Consolidation
Thank you so much for your kind help here is the rrd tool output for the command you have provided
traffic_in traffic_out
1181635200: 6.5605365193e+02 4.8416592992e+02
1181635500: 4.8369787631e+02 4.1301416891e+03
1181635800: 1.0344270847e+03 5.5548946096e+03
1181636100: 1.2096197792e+03 4.7640101375e+03
1181636400: 1.3277066467e+03 4.6931383758e+03
1181636700: 4.3481459979e+02 9.9505859932e+02
1181637000: 8.7778510910e+02 1.9161530805e+03
1181637300: 7.2643786667e+02 1.9575388333e+03
I have copied small part as you suggested please kindly tell me what i have to do next to show maximum graphs
I want to see maximum value graph in my router intrface graph but currently default average graphs are there i want to plot maximum value graph also.
Thanks for your time
traffic_in traffic_out
1181635200: 6.5605365193e+02 4.8416592992e+02
1181635500: 4.8369787631e+02 4.1301416891e+03
1181635800: 1.0344270847e+03 5.5548946096e+03
1181636100: 1.2096197792e+03 4.7640101375e+03
1181636400: 1.3277066467e+03 4.6931383758e+03
1181636700: 4.3481459979e+02 9.9505859932e+02
1181637000: 8.7778510910e+02 1.9161530805e+03
1181637300: 7.2643786667e+02 1.9575388333e+03
I have copied small part as you suggested please kindly tell me what i have to do next to show maximum graphs
I want to see maximum value graph in my router intrface graph but currently default average graphs are there i want to plot maximum value graph also.
Thanks for your time
gandalf wrote:Ok. I had the feeble impression, that my Walkthrough was step-by-step. But it seems that I have to face the fact, that your mileage variesgg234 wrote:can some one help me how to do exactly consolidation step by step.
So let's have a go and wrap up all this stuff here. Please start with an easy example of some numbers that shall guide us through our efforts, e.g. a timeseries of data from your current rrdfile (get the using "rrdtool fetch <rrd file name> AVERAGE", but PLEASE use only some few numbers to save space).
Then, please describe what numbers you want to see as consolidation.
Reinhard
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Hooo, not that fast! If it was that easy, I'd tell you from the beginning!gg234 wrote:I have copied small part as you suggested please kindly tell me what i have to do next to show maximum graphs
Seeing the maximum always depends on the related timeframe, e.g.I want to see maximum value graph in my router intrface graph but currently default average graphs are there i want to plot maximum value graph also.
- do you want to see the maximum of all data fitting into the currently displayed graph
- do you want to see the maximum of 1h or of 4h, of a day or of a week inpentandtly from the currently shown timespan?
- do you want to see the maximum as a legend item (aka: text based)
- do you need a HRULE (aka horizontal line representing the single maximum)
- do you want to see AVERAGEs (e.g. as AREAs, related to the question: what volume was transferred) _and_ the MAXima (e.g. as a line representing the max of each interval, please see attached image as an example)
Reinhard
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- Graph sows AVERAGEs (as AREA) _AND_
MAXimum (as darker lines) for both input and output - Bildschirmfoto.png (56.76 KiB) Viewed 8012 times
- Graph sows AVERAGEs (as AREA) _AND_
thanks for your reply i want to see with the following one
- do you want to see AVERAGEs (e.g. as AREAs, related to the question: what volume was transferred) _and_ the MAXima (e.g. as a line representing the max of each interval, please see attached image as an example)
yes,this is what i am looking for
thank you
- do you want to see AVERAGEs (e.g. as AREAs, related to the question: what volume was transferred) _and_ the MAXima (e.g. as a line representing the max of each interval, please see attached image as an example)
yes,this is what i am looking for
thank you
- gandalf
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In this case, please import the following Graph Template (requires at least cacti 0.8.6i) and use it for a single graph to verify
Reinhard
Reinhard
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- cacti_graph_template_interface_traffic_bitssec_95th_percentile.xml
- Interface Traffic 95th Percentile Graph Template for import with cacti 0.8.6i
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- gandalf
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Ok. And this is exactly, what the converted template does. Unfortunately, your cacti is quite backlevel. But it is no problem to change your current template to that one shown above.
Please decide:
- upgrade to latest cacti and apply the template
- keep the cacti level and change existing template manually (I will help you doing so)
Reinhard
Please decide:
- upgrade to latest cacti and apply the template
- keep the cacti level and change existing template manually (I will help you doing so)
Reinhard
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There's no need to force you using the 95th template. You may as well use the standard bit/sec graph. Changes needed are quite the same, 95th percentile behaviour is not changed at all (this one should ALWAYS rely on AVERAGEs!).
Please decide: do you want to plot OUTBOUND in the way showing in the graph (to the neg. y-axis) or in the standard way?
Reinhard
Please decide: do you want to plot OUTBOUND in the way showing in the graph (to the neg. y-axis) or in the standard way?
Reinhard
I would prefer standard way
gandalf wrote:There's no need to force you using the 95th template. You may as well use the standard bit/sec graph. Changes needed are quite the same, 95th percentile behaviour is not changed at all (this one should ALWAYS rely on AVERAGEs!).
Please decide: do you want to plot OUTBOUND in the way showing in the graph (to the neg. y-axis) or in the standard way?
Reinhard
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Fine.
Please visit Graph Templates and select the Traffic Template you want to change. Add a new Graph Items using the parameters shown in the attached graph (this is for Traffic In). Move this item up to make it Item#5.
Then do the same using Traffic Out as data source. Select some other color (some deep blue). Make it Item#10.
That's it.
Please be aware, that adding a second line to this kind of graph will perhaps introduce problems understanding the graph. This is why I choose to switch traffic out to the negative y-axis, visualizing all AVERAGEs as AREAs and all MAXima as LINE1. If you want, this is achievable very easy in a second step.
Reinhard
Please visit Graph Templates and select the Traffic Template you want to change. Add a new Graph Items using the parameters shown in the attached graph (this is for Traffic In). Move this item up to make it Item#5.
Then do the same using Traffic Out as data source. Select some other color (some deep blue). Make it Item#10.
That's it.
Please be aware, that adding a second line to this kind of graph will perhaps introduce problems understanding the graph. This is why I choose to switch traffic out to the negative y-axis, visualizing all AVERAGEs as AREAs and all MAXima as LINE1. If you want, this is achievable very easy in a second step.
Reinhard
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- The new Graph Item reflecting MAXima of traffic
- MAX-In.png (37.01 KiB) Viewed 7916 times
thankyou so much for your kind help
yes exactly i am getting confused about the graph if i plot in standard way.
Please be aware, that adding a second line to this kind of graph will perhaps introduce problems understanding the graph. This is why I choose to switch traffic out to the negative y-axis, visualizing all AVERAGEs as AREAs and all MAXima as LINE1. If you want, this is achievable very easy in a second step.
How to plot in negative axis i know you have explaied in above step may be i didn't get you on this thanks for your kind help
yes exactly i am getting confused about the graph if i plot in standard way.
Please be aware, that adding a second line to this kind of graph will perhaps introduce problems understanding the graph. This is why I choose to switch traffic out to the negative y-axis, visualizing all AVERAGEs as AREAs and all MAXima as LINE1. If you want, this is achievable very easy in a second step.
How to plot in negative axis i know you have explaied in above step may be i didn't get you on this thanks for your kind help
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