[rrd-users] Re: Newbie Q: Small incremental increases in data.
Alex van den Bogaerdt
alex at slot.hollandcasino.nl
Wed Aug 15 01:30:46 MEST 2001
Steve Fulton wrote:
> (Un)fortunately, the number it processes is often less than 2 or 3 an hour.
> I was never able to get MRTG to correctly graph such small changes, so I'd
> like to know if RRDTool can before I start writing code to pass it the
> data.. So, can RRDTool notice & properly graph such small incremental
> increases in the data? Or will it disappear into the ether?
The problem with MRTG is that it works only on integers. If anything
less than 1 is computed, it is truncated to zero.
RRDtool does not have this problem. It will autoscale and produce
a graph that can show *very* low numbers.
Of course, trying to graph 1/3600 per second (which is 1 per hour)
next to 10 per second will render the first value invisible.
HTH
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