[rrd-users] Re: Sparklines in RRD ?

[William Owen]

Stop me if I'm way out in left field but...

It seems to me that you are only looking to RRDTool for data storage.  If
this is true, you can collect your data and store it in an RRD (using
whatever method you choose) and then roll your own PHP script to display
using Sparklines utilizing rrdfetch to retrieve data from your RRD file.

Sparklines does not care where the data came from, just that it gets fed an
array of data points.

-----Original Message-----
From: Tobias Oetiker [mailto:oetiker at ee.ethz.ch] 
Sent: Thursday, September 08, 2005 5:33 PM
To: Woods, Craig
Cc: rrd-users at list.ee.ethz.ch
Subject: [rrd-users] Re: Sparklines in RRD ? 

Craig,

you should definitly go for rrdtool 1.2 since it has the only-graph
option as well as support for --zoom which lets you zoom your
graphs to your hearts delight ... you can also switch of the grid
to get some thing sort of like what is on that webpage ..

cheers
tobi
Yesterday Woods, Craig wrote:

> I would love to build some sparklines with my RRD data - has anyone tried
this?  (see http://sparkline.org/ for a sample PHP app for sparklines).
> Some features that would be great for sparklines would be:
> - support a line of output, with text columns and sparkline columns (e.g.
"Oracle: <graph> $32  $3  $25" )
> - stack the lines, creating a grid of data (see the examples for the link
above).
> - label max, min, last, avg data points
> - Support for bar charts / whisker charts, to show trends (see the "OMB
data" example at the link above).
>
> We are still using RRDTool 1.0, so I can't try the "--only-graph" option,
so when I build very small graphs, I still get the background, with a
relatively large buffer on the left of the chart.
>
> This is pretty sexy stuff, and RRDTool is the sexiest graphing tool I know
of, so I'd love to see the two together ;-)
>
> CW
>
> Craig Woods
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