jnathlich12

Thanks! Data dense diagrams are critical for some sysadmin/enterprise situations. NPM is geared toward big friendly charts out of the box, but can definitely play in the data-dense space with a little modification. This would increase the draw for people coming out of a MRTG/Cacti like environment.

Precisely. Does some manipulation to deal with the time format, and the query results are sorted by server, then by time to keep things in order, but yeah, that's all there is to it. This specific one is for CPU, but memory, and bandwidth for a single interface should be very similar. Doing one for all disks or interfaces…

First draft, so still rough. This chart is showing cpu activity for windows boxes over the last 24 hours. 140 or so servers and 24 hours for data, so large but by no means huge for data wrangling. Not sure the server graphs are far enough apart, or possibly too small, etc. I redacted servernames to put in 'servernamehere',…

Works for me, as that one should be easier. I'll take a look over the next few days.

c.gura​ is the real deal, I think. Sounds like he's written a parallel system in Perl that pulls the SQL data out of Solarwinds then graphs it via Highcharts. I'm just a hacky sysadmin moving pieces around in solarwinds. Not sure what to tackle next: 1) Set up a 'repeater' like you did, just using more compact charts. 2)…