[rrd-users] Help Needed

[Gillma Gillma]

Hi there,

   I am trying to create an RRD table for 15 min interval.
   push (@args,  "test$rrdtype.rrd", '-b', $START, '-s', '900');
   push (@args, "DS:ifcoll:GAUGE:900:U:U");
   push (@args, "DS:ifInTraffic:GAUGE:900:U:U");
   push (@args, "DS:ifOutTraffic:GAUGE:900:U:U");
   push (@args, "RRA:AVERAGE:0.5:1:9600");
   push (@args, "RRA:AVERAGE:0.5:4:9600");
   push (@args, "RRA:AVERAGE:0.5:24:9600");
   RRDs::create(@args);

   Once i have create the table and i have written a perl script to store 
some raw values into the tables and i am storing the raw values in a log 
file too.

  But when i compare both the values i find a big difference.
RRD value in rrd table
1033377300: 2.0000000000e+00 5.2170000000e+05 1.3668790000e+06
1033378200: 4.0222222222e-01 2.7845031667e+05 9.8603268889e+05
1033379100: 8.0000000000e-01 2.3667020000e+05 6.5873580000e+05
1033380000: 1.0000000000e+00 2.4153400000e+05 6.0088000000e+05
1033380900: 0.0000000000e+00 2.8770200000e+05 6.1350200000e+05
1033381800: 0.0000000000e+00 1.9069931333e+05 5.4300884333e+05
1033382700: 0.0000000000e+00 1.5270048667e+05 5.2106883333e+05
1033383600: 0.0000000000e+00 1.5303560000e+05 5.4779140000e+05

Log file values
2	   521700	1366879
0	   217215	890159
1	   241534	600880
0	   280406	821603
0	   287702	613502
0	   166280	525263
0	   149282	520013
0	   153974	554736

and my cron job runs on 3,18,33,48 * * * * interval.

I can't understand whether the values are wrong or its that's the way rrd 
store the values.

for past 1 week i am working on this issue.

Pls reply me as soon as possible..

Thanks for ur kind help

Cheers

Ranga

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