I generate a number of separate RRD databases, one per filesystem,
containing usage data for users here. Then I generate some
graphs showing disk usage over time. I also use the data to calculate
some numbers like average usage per week, month, quarter etc.
# Week average for partition A
AWSUM="`rrdtool graph /tmp/dummy.png --start -1w --end -1d \
DEF:kpartA=/var/rrd-data/LUSER/partA.rrd:space:AVERAGE \
CDEF:partA=kpartA,1024,\* \
PRINT:partA:AVERAGE:'%lf%s'| tail -1`"
# Week average for partition B
BWSUM="`rrdtool graph /tmp/dummy.png --start -1w --end -1d \
DEF:kpartB=/var/rrd-data/LUSER/partB.rrd:space:AVERAGE \
CDEF:partB=kpartB,1024,\* \
PRINT:partB:AVERAGE:'%lf%s'| tail -1`"
# Global week average for partition A and B
GWSUM="`rrdtool graph /tmp/dummy.png --start -1w --end -1d \
DEF:kpartA=/var/rrd-data/LUSER/partA.rrd:space:AVERAGE \
CDEF:partA=kpartA,1024,\* \
DEF:kpartB=/var/rrd-data/LUSER/partB.rrd:space:AVERAGE \
CDEF:partB=kpartB,1024,\* \
CDEF:sum=partA,partB,+ \
PRINT:sum:AVERAGE:'%lf%s'| tail -1`"
This works great, except when all files for a user gets deleted from
a partition - then the daily cron job doesn't update the RRD file for
that partition with any data - and so a NaN gets generated. That is
okey for the "BWSUM" value, but I'd still like the GWSUM value to be
computed correctly (ie be equal to AWSUM).
I tried "fixing" the problem by modifying the CDEF to be:
CDEF:partX=kpartX,UN,0,kpartX,IF,1024,\*
But that causes GWSUM to be be equal to the old GWSUM value divided by
two...
Any suggestions? (Except calculating GWSUM outside of rrdtool using the
per-partition outputs).
- Peter
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