It sounds like you should write a script that will create a new RRD if
it doesn't exist, then get data from DS0 on rrd1 and DS1 on rrd2 (for
example) and have it update your new database. Set this up as a cron
job, and run it every 5 minutes (or whatever your desired interval is).
Are you proficient at manipulating RRDs with scripts? Let me know.
Daniel Magnuszewski
CCNA
M & T Bank
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>> "Thomas Beecher" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 03/23/05 12:51 PM >>>
That would work for generating the graph using RRD, but I'm trying to
create a 3rd RRD database that only holds a single DS.
Ex:
device1.rrd
DS0 DS1 DS2
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 0 10 0
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 0 10 0
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 0 10 0
device2.rrd
DS0
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 5
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 10
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 15
total.rrd
DS0
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 15
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 20
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 25
I would then be able to run total.rrd through my existing Cricket CGIs
to do the actual graph creation in the formats that I need.
The problem isn't creation of the graphs, it's getting values from 2
different rrd files combined into one.
Thomas Beecher II
Network Administrator
LocalNet, Inc
MrPaulAR wrote:
> Something like this?
>
> "DEF:device1=device1.rrd:ds0:AVERAGE",
> "DEF:devicd2=device2.rrd:ds1:AVERAGE",
> "CDEF:total=device1,device2,+",
>
> Paul
>
> On Wed, 23 Mar 2005 11:12:01 -0500, Thomas Beecher
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>>Our organization currently uses the Cricket package to graph modem
usage
>>across all of out dial in POPs. Cricket is storing the polled data
in
>>standard RRD databases, and uses it's own CGIs to generate the
graphs.
>>
>>Most POPs have multiple pieces of dial-in equipment, so we need to
have
>>totals on one graph. For most areas this is not a problem, as
Cricket
>>has a function to sum data from all defined targets and display that
graph.
>>
>>We run into an issue when we have two different pieces of equipment
in
>>the same POP. One type creates 3 data sources and 3 entries per
polling
>>interval in the RRD database. The other creates one one DS, 1 entry.
We
>>cannot use the Cricket sum function, as we need it to combine DS0 on
oen
>>device with DS 1 on the other for an accurate graph.
>>
>>We are able to use the rrdtool command line to create combined
graphs
>>like we want. However, we would like to be able to create a 3rd rrd
>>database to hold the totals, and have Cricket engine run the graphs
with
>>the rest of our devices.
>>
>>The question then:
>>
>>Is it possible to combine two data sources from different RRD
databases
>>into one? Ie. Combine device1.rrd:DS0 with device2.rrd:DS1 to create
>>total.rrd:DS0.
>>
>>If we can get at least that done, everything else we want to do
would
>>fall into place. I have considered dumping each DB to XML, parsing
for
>>the data I want, summing that up, generating new XML, and creating a
new
>>DB from that, but it almost seems like that is more work than it
needs
>>to be.
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