Hi All!

We have service checks that return multiple values, some are contained
in the normal service check output and some in the performance data. We
want to be able to display these in different graphs or all within a
single graph. I am familar with the concept of the nmgraphs (although I
have never configured one). It seems to me that this is intended to
display the same values across multiple machines and not multiple values
from a single machines, so I am at a loss to figure out where to go from
here.

For clarity: we have a service check that connects to an application via
an interal API and performs a number of actions. It returns the time it
spend at each step. We would like to create a graph that displays all of
these values in a single chart.

A kick in the right direction would be very helpful.

Regards,

Jim Mohr



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