[Orca-dev] Re: RE[2]: Digest 336

[Blair Zajac]

This looks great.  Let me know how they look.

Do you have a publicly viewable web site?

You may want to change that first line_type from area to line1 since the
area may be covered by other lines and may not look that good.

Blair

Rusty Carruth wrote:
> 
> Blair Zajac <blair at orcaware.com> wrote:
> > Rusty,
> >
> > Since there are already 30+ plots and instead of creating 8 new plots, can
> > we create one new plot that plots all of these?  That way somebody can just
> > look at this one plot and see which subsystems need help?
> >
> > Hopefully, most of the systems will be in a state with value 0, so the
> states
> > that are high should stand out.
> >
> > Also, the plot for
> >
> >       DNS Warning/error states (dw)
> >
> > should be for DNLC (Directory Name Lookup Cache), not DNS and dw is the old
> > name.
> 
> Here's my first cut at that:
> 
> plot {
> title                  %g Warning/error states
> source                  orcallator
> data                  State_D
> data                  State_N
> data                  State_n
> data                  State_s
> data                  State_r
> data                  State_k
> data                  State_c
> data                  State_m
> data                  State_d
> data                  State_i
> data                  State_t
> line_type            area
> line_type            line1
> legend                  Disk state
> legend                  Network state
> legend                  RPC Client state
> legend                  Swap state
> legend                  RAM state
> legend                  Kerenel Memory state
> legend                  CPU load state
> legend                  Mutex state
> legend                  DNLC state
> legend                  Inode state
> legend                  TCP/IP stack state
> y_legend            Warning level
> data_min            0
> plot_min            0
> }
> 
> I've not waited for the output yet, so there may be serious problems
> with my cut and paste exercise above!
> 
> (I debated removing the 'state' from the legend - we'll know once I get
> a plot from this addition if I should or not...)
> 
> > By the way, this is a create idea.
> 
> Thanks!  Now lets hope I can use this info to get our machines upgraded
> to where we really need them to be!  (Ain't it funny how real life makes
> you want to do the right thing?  ;-)
> 
> rc