[Ganglia-general] Making use of metric titles?

2013-03-20 Thread Alexander Karner
Hi!

Is there a way to create a report that makes use of the metric titles?

Background: I have Ganglia installed on AIX. In this specific environment 
I also collect fibrechannel (FC) data as defined in the conf.d/ibmfc.conf 
file, where I give the metrics a name, based on the attachment to the 
adapter (disk or tape).
For example:
[...] 
 metric {
name = "fcs0_input_requests"
title = "fcs0 Disk Read IOs"
value_threshold = 0.001
  }
[...]
  metric {
name = "fcs1_input_requests"
title = "fcs1 Tape Read IOs"
value_threshold = 0.001
  }
[...]

Could I use the title information to create aggregrate graphs? (at least 
for host and cluster but perhaps also for the grid).
Or do I have to change the metric definitions?

Mit freundlichen Grüßen / Kind regards

Alexander Karner



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Re: [Ganglia-general] Making use of metric titles?

2013-03-20 Thread Vladimir Vuksan
You absolutely can however it may be a bit of coding to get it out. 
Basically titles are part of metric extra data in the output gmond/gmetad 
expose e.g.


TN="120" TMAX="300" DMAX="0" SLOPE="both">







You'd have to modify either one of the graph.d/ scripts or create your own 
script that uses the mapping.


Vladimir

On Wed, 20 Mar 2013, Alexander Karner wrote:


Is there a way to create a report that makes use of the metric titles?

Background: I have Ganglia installed on AIX. In this specific environment I 
also collect fibrechannel (FC) data as defined in the
conf.d/ibmfc.conf file, where I give the metrics a name, based on the 
attachment to the adapter (disk or tape).
For example:
[...]
 metric {
    name = "fcs0_input_requests"
    title = "fcs0 Disk Read IOs"
    value_threshold = 0.001
  }
[...]
  metric {
    name = "fcs1_input_requests"
    title = "fcs1 Tape Read IOs"
    value_threshold = 0.001
  }
[...]

Could I use the title information to create aggregrate graphs? (at least for 
host and cluster but perhaps also for the grid).
Or do I have to change the metric definitions?

Mit freundlichen Grüßen / Kind regards

Alexander Karner


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Re: [Ganglia-general] IP Change on gmetad/apache server

2013-03-20 Thread dan . franco
Thank you Chris.  We are identifying hosts by DNS name.  The only thing 
that changed is that the IP address for the gmetad/apache server has 
changed, and as a result, most of the cluster are no longer visible in the 
Ganglia console. 

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From:
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To:
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Date:
03/18/2013 05:37 PM
Subject:
Re: [Ganglia-general] IP Change on gmetad/apache server



I gather from the context that you are identifying hosts by ip?  In that
case you could (in principle) 'mv old-name new-name' for all rrd files.

On 2013-03-17 14:39, dan.fra...@pnc.com wrote:
> Due to issues beyond my control, the Linux VMWare server that runs our 
> top-level gmetad and apache web server has come up with a different IP 
> address.  Now, all but one of my clusters are no longer showing up in 
> Ganglia, yet I can still see the data under /var/lib/ganglia/rrds.  Is 
> there any way to recover from this and keep the old data, or do I have 
to 
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