Thanks Larry!
To clarify...
So, if i want to graph the values that i've stored in the rrd data file
would i simply do something like this?
rrdtool.graph(gfname,
'--start' , str(etime - (24 * 3600)) ,
'--end' , str(etime) ,
'--vertical-label' , 'CPU Load' ,
'--imgformat' , 'PNG' ,
'--title' , 'System Load Average' ,
'--lower-limit' , '0' ,
'DEF:min=test.rrd:max:AVERAGE'
)
Am i accurate? Every time i run this in my script it does not recreate
the png graph. Thoughts?
Also, the RRD data file (test.rrd) appears to be in binary. Is this
accurate? Any way i can read the data in human readable format to verify
it is storing the correct values?
thanks,
JJ
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