Hourly (1 Minute Average)
Steps - are the number of data points needed to place the data in RRA, (keep in mind that my system is polling every minute)so my value is "1". This means that every minute, the data will be reflected on my graph, but for how long? the answer will be the number of Rows. My value for rows is 10080, this is equivalent to 7 days of 1-minute data.
To get this,
{[10080/(60/1 step)]/24 hours} = 7 days
{[10080/60]/24} = 7 days
Then, what would be my Timespan to display this graph? Timespan value is in seconds, I want to see my 1 minute graph in the last 6 hours, so my value would be 21600 sec = 6 hours
Daily (5 Minute Average)
Steps = 5, This means that the data will be reflected every 5 steps, (which is also equivalent to 5 minutes)
Rows = 8640, using the formula above
{[8640/(60/5 steps)]/24 hours} = 30 days
{[8640/12]/24} = 30 days
Timespan = 86400 sec = 24 hours
Weekly (30 Minute Average)
Steps = 30, This means that the data will be reflected every 30 steps or 30 minutes
Rows = 4320, using the formula
{[4320/(60/30 steps)]/24 hours} = 90 days
{[4320/2]/24} = 90 days
Timespan = 604800 sec = 7 days
Monthly (2-Hour Average)
Steps = 120, This means that the data will be reflected every 120 steps or 120 minutes or 2 hours
Rows = 2160, using the formula
{[2160/(60/120 steps)]/24 hours} = 180 days
{[2160/0.5]/24} = 180 days
Timespan = 2678400 sec = 31 days
Yearly (1 Day Average)
Steps = 1440, This means that the data will be reflected every 1440 steps or 1440 minutes or 24 hours
Rows = 720, using the formula
{[720/(60/1440 steps)]/24 hours} = 720 days
{[720/0.041666666667]/24} = 720 days
Timespan = 31536000 sec = 365 days
In summary, these are the data reflected on my graph.
last 7 days of 1-minute graph
last 30 days of 5-minute graph
last 90 days of 30-minute graph
last 6 months of 2-hour graph
last 2 years of 1-day graph
So every time I zoom in to my graph, I always have those date in every interval.
Hi, I keep getting this:
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I have updated the cron. Changed all you had, deleted rrd files, restarted Apache. Are the default graphs using different templates than the Traffic and that is causing this? Should I change those templates to your values also?
ok, so this is what i found. Cacti says add a cronjob. But there is a cacti cron inside of the etc/cron.d folder also. So I had a one minute cron, and also the unknown 5 minute being triggered by cacti. I have no idea how 2 end up in there. So I removed the extra one and set the one in the cron.d to 1 second. So that at least resolved the issue above. Hope it helps someone.
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