Paul,
> > I can think of a third: Logically organizing related metrics.
[snip]
> (As an aside, I'd point out that your use-case above is assigning additional
> semantics to the "/" character: that of a separator when "flattening" a
> hierarchy of metrics from a host. That's perfectly legitimat
Hi Rick,
On Tuesday 06 March 2007 15:40, Richard Mohr wrote:
> On Mon, 2007-03-05 at 16:14 +, Paul Millar wrote:
> > I think that, like it or loath it, people may have legitimate reasons to
> > use the "/" character. The are two specific use-cases I'm thinking of:
> > plotting disk-partition-
On Mon, 2007-03-05 at 16:14 +, Paul Millar wrote:
> I think that, like it or loath it, people may have legitimate reasons to use
> the "/" character. The are two specific use-cases I'm thinking of: plotting
> disk-partition- and VO- statistics (but other probably exist).
I can think of a t
Hi Martin,
On Monday 05 March 2007 12:54, Martin Knoblauch wrote:
> I have just added the bug to my list. Unfortunatelly people are a bit
> lazy in picking from the global bug-list.
OK.
> As for #120 I am inclined to shout "no, never " :-) What is the
> need for having "/" as part of the m
Dear Paul,
I have just added the bug to my list. Unfortunatelly people are a bit
lazy in picking from the global bug-list.
As for #120 I am inclined to shout "no, never " :-) What is the
need for having "/" as part of the metrics name? This is so utterly
ugly...
Cheers
Martin
--- Paul Mill
Hi all,
Last December, I asked about getting a bug-fix into Ganglia
(bug #120, see [1]).
Through the following discussion, I had thought the consensus was that the
code was basically OK and was ready to go in.
There was a few concerns, that the patch:
might cause confusion on certain p
