[rrd-users] RRD graphing but y axis value strange
Charles Menzes
charles at lunarmedia.net
Wed Oct 23 15:24:53 MEST 2002
Hello all,
I'm graphing system load information on a linux machine. Typically the
values that I am updating the .rrd with are in the format '0.43' or
something similar, however my y-axis is starting with 0 and increments
to '100 m'. I'm not sure just where this value is coming from. Has anyone
seen this before?
My rrd was created with the following command line
rrdtool create sysload.rrd \
--start 1035316208 \
DS:load:GAUGE:600:U:U \
RRA:AVERAGE:0.5:1:600
I update my rrd with this command line
(I've checked to see if $time and $avg are what is expected and they are)
rrdtool update sysload.rrd \
$time:$avg
And finally, my graph is created with
rrdtool graph sysload.gif \
--start $start --end $end \
DEF:myload=sysload.rrd:load:AVERAGE \
AREA:myload#CCCCCC
Its a pretty simple setup, so I am confused to see the Y axis numbers to
foreign from what I expect.
Thanks very much for your input,
Charles
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