Hi,
I have the a problem with a combined graph (cluster view) of a series I need to run through derivative.
The correct form should be:
sumSeries(derivative({web*}.network.netstat.active)
but instead pencil creates a graph using
derivative(sumSeries({web*}.network.netstat.active))
Since the counters on the web servers are not aligned, you get really messed up graphs from the second call.
This is my netstat graph definition, is there anything I can do to get a correct graph?
netstat:
title: Netstat
targets:
network.netstat.active:
!omap
- :color: orange
- :derivative:
- :key: Active
network.netstat.established:
!omap
- :color: green
- :derivative:
- :key: Established
network.netstat.failed:
!omap
- :color: red
- :derivative:
- :key: Failed
network.netstat.passive:
!omap
- :color: blue
- :derivative:
- :key: Passive
network.netstat.reset:
!omap
- :color: purple
- :derivative:
- :key: Reset
hosts: [*]
Hi,
I have the a problem with a combined graph (cluster view) of a series I need to run through derivative.
The correct form should be:
sumSeries(derivative({web*}.network.netstat.active)but instead pencil creates a graph using
derivative(sumSeries({web*}.network.netstat.active))Since the counters on the web servers are not aligned, you get really messed up graphs from the second call.
This is my netstat graph definition, is there anything I can do to get a correct graph?
netstat: title: Netstat targets: network.netstat.active: !omap - :color: orange - :derivative: - :key: Active network.netstat.established: !omap - :color: green - :derivative: - :key: Established network.netstat.failed: !omap - :color: red - :derivative: - :key: Failed network.netstat.passive: !omap - :color: blue - :derivative: - :key: Passive network.netstat.reset: !omap - :color: purple - :derivative: - :key: Reset hosts: [*]