I'm resending with clarifications: Trying to calculate bandwidth usage from ATS (GET requests to internet clients). The counters proxy.process.net.read_bytes and proxy.process.net.write_bytes appear to be the correct choice but 1) what is difference between net.read, net.write and 2) Assuming this count is since start of proc, how might I slice up the data to increments such as day/week/month?
Thank you, --kkruzich ---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Kevin Kruzich <[email protected]> Date: Mon, Sep 29, 2014 at 7:17 PM Subject: traffic server usage / stats To: [email protected] Hello --I'm trying to determine how much data has been served via a given ATS server, specifically GET requests to internet clients. There are many stats available on the /stats page (same or similar results are offered via 'traffic_line -r'), yet of all of these, the one which seems the closest I'm looking for is proxy.process.net.read_bytes and .net.write_bytes. But two questions about this: 1) What is meant by net.read vs. net.write? 2) This is a count since last start of the process. How might I calculate bytes served in a day/week/month? http://<ats-server>:8080/stat/ <http://img1.las:8080/stat/> proxy.process.net.read_bytes=100282348193 proxy.process.net.write_bytes=363453506715
