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Displaying CPU usage with Cyanite defaults to Sum #263
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Could you elaborate a bit? Usually they should be stored. Problem is that we reduce it to the mean. Usually you have to get a dropdown where you could both fetch |
Oh, this is a bug. Thanks for the screenshot. I'll look into it (unless someone else wants to) |
I would be very happy to test. |
Hi Alex, when do you think you would have a chance to look at this? |
I hope to do it this week, trying to find time. |
Thanks. I am looking forward to it. I have some pressure to demo cyanite. |
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I have cyanite setup and I send metrics to it using collectd. From a setup perspective everything seems to work. My collectd config is attached.
The data in cassandra looks like this:
collectd.zip
Now, my issue is that any query such as cpu.idle ends up being ignored by grafana. Instead the query it ends up graphing is on cpu.idle_sum.
Similarly, if I create a query on disk.io_time, the graph automatically appends _sum to it and it creates a graph for disk.io_time_sum.
Now, looking at the data in Cassandra, I realize that the actual cpu value and io_time values are not stored. Any reason why?
On the other had, the mean and min values are stored in cassandra. But still if I create a query disk.io_time_mean, then graph still displays a graph for disk.io_time_sum.
What am I missing? How do I create a graph that shows me the cpu progressing over time?
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