[rrd-users] Re: Percentages in RRDTool
Chris Marlow
marlowc at us.ibm.com
Fri Feb 9 15:28:15 MET 2001
I understand how percentages get calculated, it was the proceedure for
putting them in the graph I was unclear about. But I think you may have
helped. For example, my graphing command currently looks as follows (In my
Perl script):
$GraphCommand = $BinPath . " graph " . $WorkPath . $Machine . '
-month.png '.
'--start -2678400 ' .
'--title="Interface traffic for ' . $Machine . '" ' .
'--vertical-label "bits per second" ' .
'--imgformat PNG ' .
'--color CANVAS#DDDDDD ' .
'--color BACK#EEEEEE ' .
'--height 350 ' .
'--width 600 ' .
'DEF:inoctets=' . $DatabaseFile . ':input:AVERAGE ' .
'CDEF:inbits=inoctets,8,* ' .
'DEF:outoctets=' . $DatabaseFile . ':output:AVERAGE ' .
'CDEF:outbits=outoctets,8,* ' .
'COMMENT:" Max Average
Last\n" ' .
'AREA:inbits#FFCC00:"Inbound Traffic " ' .
'GPRINT:inbits:MAX:"%10.4lf %sbps" ' .
'GPRINT:inbits:AVERAGE:"%10.4lf %sbps" ' .
'GPRINT:inbits:LAST:"%10.4lf %sbps\n" ' .
'LINE1:outbits#CC66FF:"Outbound traffic" ' .
'GPRINT:outbits:MAX:"%10.4lf %sbps" ' .
'GPRINT:outbits:AVERAGE:"%10.4lf %sbps" ' .
'GPRINT:outbits:LAST:"%10.4lf %sbps\n" ';
So if I understand correctly, I should put a:
CDEF:inpercent=inoctects,"maximum speed attainable",/,100,*
And then a GPRINT later on: GPRINT:inpercent:MAX:"%10.4lf %sbps"
What do you think?? Thanks again for the help.
-Chris
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02/09/2001 09:20 AM ---------------------------
Alex van den Bogaerdt <alex at slot.hollandcasino.nl> on 02/09/2001 09:11:08
AM
To: Chris Marlow/Burlington/Contr/IBM at IBMUS
cc:
Subject: Re: [rrd-users] Percentages in RRDTool
Chris Marlow wrote:
> Does anyone have a quick and dirty way of getting the traffic PERCENTAGES
> into the graph? I'm processing the data through a perl script, so even
if
> it's not an option for the graphing, I could always add it in by hand
with
> the script. The trouble is, I don't know how to get the percentages.
Any
> help would be appreciated
Calculating percentages is "per" "cent".
current/maximum == x/100
Calculate by which number you need to divide "maximum" to get 100.
Divide "current" by the same number et voila, there's your percentage.
For instance:128kbps out of a maximum of 256kbps:
You need to divide 256000 by 2560 to get 100.
Also divide 128000 by 2560 to get 50. This means 128kbps is
50% of 256kbps.
Now, in a CDEF: percent=current,2560,/
HTH
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