[rrd-developers] Re: Feature status/requests - sub second resolution & 'relative' time

Stanislav Sinyagin ssinyagin at yahoo.com
Mon Mar 7 21:42:21 MET 2005


Hi Pete,

out of topic, but I really wonder why you'd really need to put such 
data into RRD. If that's for graphing only, you could utilize Gnuplot, 
or probably hack RTG (http://rtg.sourceforge.net), since it uses SQL 
storage as backend.

RRDtool is excellent in processing periodically updated data series,
but IMHO for single 10-minute shots it seems to be the wrong tool.

regards,
Stan



--- Pete Lancashire <list at pdxeng.com> wrote:
> Sub Second Resolution
> 
>    In searching the archives, there was a response to
>    a request for greater resolution. Has anything been
>    done along these lines ?
> 
> Relative StartTtime
> 
>    I'm not sure if this is what one would call it, but
>    I have a need to have a rrd database that is data
>    from time series data. start time is always "zero"
>    in my case.
> 
> What I want to do is use rrdtool to assist in analyzing
> data from wind turbines. Examples of this data is for
> performance or fault analysis. Samples are taken every
> 6.25 milliseconds for 10 minutes and placed in a real
> time database. I currently extract this data into MySQL,
> and work on it from there.
> 
> I would love to take this data and place it in a rrd database.
> 
> Currently as a work around, I created a dummy start
> time Jan 1 2000, and multiplied my time steps by 100,000.
> Pretty messy coding at times :).
> 
> -pete
> 
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