I am trying to graph bandwidth over time. I am trying to get a grip
on the details of how my ISP throttles high amounts of traffic. like
when I upload a 300 mb video. I am collecting data during the upload,
but I am having trouble understanding the raw numbers. Pretty sure a
graph will show me what I expect to see, and maybe help me get the
exact numbers I am looking for: bandwidth drops to X after Y
something.
I am guessing this will easy for someone familiar with matplotlib. I
have been looking at docs and example, cant figure it out. Thus my
cry for help post.
my data looks like this:
uploadlog.csv: seconds from midnight, timestamp, bytes sent
(accumulative over a 300mb upload)
Here is something that calcs the deltas that I think I need.
#!/usr/bin/python
import datetime
import csv
import StringIO
import pprint
log="""56521.93324, 2011-06-24 15:42:01.933240, 0
56521.933569, 2011-06-24 15:42:01.933569, 1292
56521.933722, 2011-06-24 15:42:01.933722, 1488
56522.022575, 2011-06-24 15:42:02.022575, 16488
56522.023069, 2011-06-24 15:42:02.023069, 31488
56522.03704, 2011-06-24 15:42:02.037040, 46488
56522.079995, 2011-06-24 15:42:02.079995, 61488
56522.080119, 2011-06-24 15:42:02.080119, 76488
56522.116328, 2011-06-24 15:42:02.116328, 91488"""
# reader = csv.reader(open('uploadlog.csv', 'rb'))
reader = csv.reader(StringIO.StringIO(log))
i=0
dat = []
last_sec, last_bytes = 0,0
for row in reader:
sec=float(row[0])
bytes_sent = int(row[2])
if last_sec:
duration=sec - last_sec
chunk = bytes_sent - last_bytes
bps = chunk/duration
dat.append( [chunk,duration,bps] )
last_sec = sec
last_bytes = bytes_sent
pprint.pprint(dat)
"""
[[1292, 0.00032900000223889947, 3927051.645008286],
[196, 0.00015300000086426735, 1281045.7443976079],
[15000, 0.08885300000110874, 168818.16033012758],
[15000, 0.00049399999988963827, 30364372.476419158],
[15000, 0.013971000000310596, 1073652.5660057638],
[15000, 0.042954999997164123, 349202.65396322421],
[15000, 0.00012399999832268804, 120967743.57177937],
[15000, 0.036208999998052604, 414261.6476789398]]
"""
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