Hi Ayman,
Unfortunately that is not gonna work. The slope=positive works
well if your polling period is similar to gmetad polling period.
Gmetad polls for metrics every 15 seconds and since you are
sending new counter values evey 5 minutes for 4 minutes and 45
seconds the counter value gmetad is polling stays the same. You
may be better off calculating differentials yourself.
Vladimir
On 02/08/2015 02:56 AM, Ayman Al-Shorman wrote:
Hello,,
I have sent inquiry regarding COUNTER values in ganglia but no
response till now i would like to post it again.
I'm facing issue when i use --slope=positive. I'm
using gmetric to plot counter value every 5 min.
The values are counted correctly but the the
period between the checks show zeros for example: at 11:00 the
value is 100 at 11:05 the value is 150 but the value between
11:00 and 11:05 is zero but it should be 100.
./gmetric -c /etc/gmond.conf --name='check-name'
--title="check title" --value=`cat /tmp/file.txt`
--units="query" --type=int32 --slope=positive
Any ideas?
Thanks
Ayman
From: ayman_shor...@hotmail.com
To: ganglia-general@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Ganglia - gmetric --slope=positive
Date: Sun, 11 Jan 2015 17:32:48 +0200
I'm facing issue when i use --slope=positive.
I'm using gmetric to plot counter value every 5 min.
The values are counted correctly but the the
period between the checks show zeros for example: at 11:00
the value is 100 at 11:05 the value is 150 but the value
between 11:00 and 11:05 is zero but it should be 100.
./gmetric -c /etc/gmond.conf
--name='check-name' --title="check title" --value=`cat
/tmp/file.txt` --units="query" --type=int32
--slope=positive
Any ideas to fix the issue?
Thanks
Ayman
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