[rrd-users] Backup data question
Alan Factor
afactor at afactor.com
Mon Mar 26 14:47:30 MEST 2001
I'm using rrdtool for the first time and would like to know if I'm using it
correctly.
A database containing a set of customers (identified by a customer name)
has data records
consisting of a date, a duration time (in seconds) and a data amount (in
kilobytes) as follows:
CUSTOMER DATE DURATION AMOUNT
(name) (yyyymmdd) (seconds) (kilobytes)
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
customer-1 20010301 322 25435600
customer-1 20010302 346 23462600
customer-1 20010312 289 26438600
...
customer-2 20010412 655 45358600
customer-2 20010413 542 45435600
...
customer-3 20010101 404 39935600
customer-3 20010108 407 55435600
customer-3 20010113 428 11222334
...
Each record is actually the sum of each customer's records for a given day
(i.e., the duration and amount fields are summed).
I'd like to make a graph for each customer showing the total duration and
amount of backups vs. date so here's what I created:
# I create a rrd with a step size of 1 day (86400 sec)
# so the rra should contain the raw data for that day
rrdtool create customer.rrd \
--start 973065600 --step 86400 \
DS:time:ABSOLUTE:86400:0:U \
DS:data:ABSOLUTE:86400:0:U \
RRA:AVERAGE:0.999:1:365
# here I input the data
rrdtool update customer.rrd 973411200:22788:151699776 [...]
# the two graphs below should present the raw data for each day
rrdtool graph customer-time.gif \
--start -30d --step 86400 -w 800 -h 400 -i \
-v TIME(sec) -t customer-time.gif \
DEF:y=customer.rrd:time:AVERAGE \
CDEF:ry=y LINE2:ry#FF0000 AREA:ry#FF0000
rrdtool graph customer-data.gif \
--start -30d --step 86400 -w 800 -h 400 -i \
-v DATA(bytes) -t customer-data.gif \
DEF:y=customer.rrd:data:AVERAGE \
CDEF:ry=y LINE2:ry#FF0000 AREA:ry#FF0000
I want to graph both time and amount data for each customer with the line
being the actual data (duration or kilobytes) for that date (ie.., day).
The output seems to be off by a factor of 1000 or more but I can't see why.
Any comments would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Alan
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AFactor LLC www.afactor.com
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