Hello,
I've increased polling frequency to once every 60 seconds and changed default RRA parameters to the following values:
Name Steps Rows Timespan**
Hourly (1 minute Average) 1 86400 3600
Daily (5 Minute Average) 5 600 86400
Weekly (30 Minute Average) 30 700 604800
Monthly (2 Hour Average) 120 775 2678400
Yearly (1 Day Average) 1440 797 33053184
I assumed that since 1 step = 60 seconds, 5 minutes average takes 5 steps, etc. I want to have the possibility to look into 1-minute history for 60 days, that's why I have 86400 rows in the first line.
With those settings, daily DB covers approx. 2 days (600 x 5 minutes), Weekly DB covers approx. 14 days, Monthly DB - approx. 64 days, and Yearly DB - 797 days.
Since Hourly DB has 60 days timespan, do I need Daily/Weekly/Monthly DB? How with those overlapping sets of data does RRDTool choose source of information for particular graphs (daily, weekly, monthly)?
Regards.
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- rony
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Do you really need them, no... But the are useful and don't take up that much space to have in the RRDTool file.
I can think of uses for the consolidated data that is the Monthly and Weekly and even the Daily data sets.![:)](./images/smilies/icon_smile.gif)
I can think of uses for the consolidated data that is the Monthly and Weekly and even the Daily data sets.
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