How to register baselines in databases and display them ?
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Hello,
 
   I have just discovered by random your tool this week-end ; I have tried it today : it seems beautiful. You've done a
very job, thanks. I'm currently working on a project to measure the quality of service of the LAN in my company in order to later
 
make some SLA.
 

   I would like to display one metric per graph image
   On each image I would like to register in RDD databases and display the following :
 
         - the metric curve itself : it is what JFF seems to do.
         - a long term average curve (average from the beginning of the measure)
         - a very short term average curve (average on the last 5 values for instance)
                ---> I will pur some SLA alarm on these short terme average value ;
                     because I don't want to receive an alert each time there is a peak in the values
         - a curve for an SLA agreement value (for the moment a constant to be simpler)
 

   Please, has anybody a detailed suggestion to do that ?
   Maybe I have to create my own php files ?
   If so,
     - Please what example of code to put inside for the graphs themselves ?
     - Please what example of code to put inside to register all the curves in 4 different rdd databases ?
 

   NB: If I want to display these graphs it is because a metric has a meaning only when compared to a baseline.
       I want to make the comparison with the baseline easier.
 
       If I want to register all the curves in different databases it is because, I want to later make monthly
       exportations of RDD databases to another dedicated tool for the users. I do not want the user directly work
       on the station who is making the collect to avoid disturbance.
 

   NB: Note to developper; I think in the JFF NMS tool a better word than "interface" would be may be "metric"
                           Would it be possible please to make the change with a better meaningful word in the
                           the next release. Currently my colleagues think interface as a physical interface.
 
   Thanks a lot for your help
 
Didier

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