I've been looking high and low for a solution to this, but haven't found
anything. I'm sure somebody has had this requirement before:
I want to create custom graphs (reports) that include 1 metric from each
server in the cluster.
For example, if I have a custom metric that samples MySQL queries
On Tue, Jul 14, 2009 at 10:57, Josh Blenderjsbli...@gmail.com wrote:
I've been looking high and low for a solution to this, but haven't found
anything. I'm sure somebody has had this requirement before:
I want to create custom graphs (reports) that include 1 metric from each
server in the
I don't THINK you can do this with a simple call to ganglia's existing
graph.php but I'd have to examine the source code before I could say
definitively.
However, if you have all the relevant RRAs available at the same
place, you can generate the graph you're talking about with a single
call to
Hi,
Any one knows what the metric name disk_used-metric-name stands
for? The stanza is from diskusage.pyconf file, ganglia version 3.1.1/2.
collection_group {
...
metric {
name = disk_used-metric-name
...
}
...
It looks like that the name stands for a series of metrics
On 7/14/2009 at 4:36 PM, in message
4120cbd6bbd82647b89d6a70694510bed1c...@exchange02.presidio.alexa.com, Guolin
Cheng guo...@alexa.com wrote:
Hi,
Any one knows what the metric name disk_used-metric-name stands
for? The stanza is from diskusage.pyconf file, ganglia version 3.1.1/2.
Brad and all,
Thanks a lot for clear explanation.
But manual/automatic file editing doesn't directly fit well here. The
basic problem is, as you said, 'chicken and eggs' type question. Gmond
runs python metric module to generate metric descriptors list which
forms the basis for metric
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