Custom report showing weekly Average/Max values for CPU/RAM/SWAP/Availability
Ayotunde Itayemi
Ayotunde.Itayemi at zain.com
Tue May 26 22:25:21 CEST 2009
Hi All,
I am currently monitoring several parameters on my clients (CPU, RAM,
Disk, availability, SWAP, etc)
I am also collecting performance data from the plug-ins which is being
used by PNP4nagios to create graphs.
I have a request from "management" for a single report (weekly on Monday
mornings at 9am) which shows the average and maximum values of each of
these parameters (at least CPU, RAM, SWAP) and Availability using a
single row per server. The duration for the report is the previous one
week (Monday 00:00 to Sunday 11:59PM)
I think it should be possible if one knows the right tables to query and
possibly how to string the right query together, but with very little
idea of the tables, their relationships (not to mention that I am not a
DBA) it's a very tall order for me.
Does anyone have a query that does a similar thing or even some script
or application?
Thanks.
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