Hi Luca,

I didn't realize that RRDTOOL could be used to perform curve-fitting.  Thank you for the pointer to this link.

From this link, I infer that the dark blue 'Trend' line would represent an attempt to perform a non-linear curve fit using a sliding window average across 30 minutes.  [I don't see a dark blue line on this chart, though, for reasons I don't understand.]

More interesting to me -- I'm still struggling to understand Upper and Lower.  Perhaps these are two non-linear curve fits as well, using some sort of sliding window average ... but what are they attempting to predict?  Perhaps 'worse-case' throughput and 'best-case' throughput?  I'm poking through ../report.c ... but losing my way.

?

--sk

On 4/10/2013 4:24 AM, Luca Deri wrote:
Stuart,
please see http://tiskanto.blogspot.it/2011/12/trend-predictions-with-rrd-tool-not-so.html

luca

On 04/05/2013 07:45 PM, Stuart Kendrick wrote:
What does the 'Upper' (red) line indicate, on a 'Network Load' chart?
https://vishnu.fhcrc.org/nTop/10-Minute-Chart.png



What does the 'Lower' / light blue line indicate?

--sk


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