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I have recently started monitoring a server with 24 logical processors (cores) running Windows Server 2008 R2 Standard Edition. Cacti is retrieving and graphing all 24 cores nicely but I was wondering if anyone has a 24 CPU graph template similar to the ones in the above post? This is my CPU configuration
Thank you for the suggestion - i've installed the aggregate graph plugin (I'm running Cacti 0.87g with the latest PA - I'm successfully running other plugins like Thold, Monitor, etc.).
But when I try to create an aggregate graph as per the documentation, the form submission page after selecting "Create Aggregate Graph" is blank (please see the attached pic). I'm not sure if it's a bug (less likely) or if I've misconfigured it (more likely...).
Can you offer a suggestion? I was thinking it might have to do with php script permissions or something like that.
I'm wondering if anyone else has been able to replicate this issue? I tried older versions of aggregate (7.3, 7.4) but none worked - all appear blank. Any suggestions?
For testing purposes, if you create an aggregate of only 4 CPUs, does the graph render? I'm wondering if with 24 cpus, the rrdtool graph command exceeds the commandline path length allowed in Windows.
That's the thing, it doesn't work (shows up blank) on all aggregate graphs (I cannot submit successfully to even create a new aggregate graph) - not just the 24CPU graph. Any other ideas?
Unfortunately it doesn't get that far. What happens is this:
- I select 'Graph Management' and choose a graph (anything for which I'd like an aggregate graph)
- I choose the action 'Create Aggregate Graph' and select 'Go'
- The form submission then sends me to the blank page (screenshot in previous post)
Hi baevsky !
Firstly, tks for the template.
I've used a Dell PowerEdge R710 with 24 processors, but I cannot use this template. Nothing is displayed, just a 'broken' image.
After imported the template I was asked for: Index Type + Index Value + Output Type ID - but I don't know what use.
This template doesn't have it's own data templates associated with it, so you would have to generate it separately and then assign them them to the graph.
Here is what you need to do to use this template:
1. Generate the "CPU Utilization" data sources using the "Host MIB - Get Processor Information" data query.
2. Create a "Host MIB - Multi CPU Utilization on 24 CPU Core Box" graph.
3. Go into the graph configuration and assign the data sources created in step 1 to the " Graph Item Fields".
One more question ...
Now I can see min, max and current values on each cpu, but I'd like to know if is possible see a 'total average'.
For example, I have a server with 24 cpus, but I want to see the 'server' average (not individual values).
Is possible?
One more question ...
Now I can see min, max and current values on each cpu, but I'd like to know if is possible see a 'total average'.
For example, I have a server with 24 cpus, but I want to see the 'server' average (not individual values).
Is possible?
Tks,
Tiago
I think it is possible.
You should be able to extend the "24 CPU" graph template adding a new "Graph Item" using a "CDEF Function" of "Average all data sources". That will give you a new line on the graph with the average load of all cores.