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Orion Reporting - Trending

Donald_Francis over 14 years ago

Is their any plan to take the reporting a bit further to say something like trending? For example reporting on servers that had a 25%+ increase in drive space this month or show all nodes that show a 50% increase in bandwidth the last 90 days etc.

0 bshopp over 14 years ago

So with 9.5 we added trending to the graphs, so you can pick a date in the future and based on historical stats we will plot the trend
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0 Donald_Francis over 14 years ago

That sounds awesome. How do you implement this? I tried to look for and or create a report in this fashion and could not see it.
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0 bshopp over 14 years ago in reply to Donald_Francis

If you choose edit chart in the drop down on an item on a node or interface details page and select custom time period and then specify a time period range, then refresh, you should see it update
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0 FormerMember over 14 years ago in reply to bshopp

guys
Trending is a brilliant feature, very pleased with it. However, when do you expect SolarWinds to implement the ability to alert on deviations from the trend? i.e. alert to say “packetloss is expected to reach level blah blah blah in 4 weeks etc… “
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0 bshopp over 14 years ago in reply to FormerMember

This is for sure something we have on the wish list of items to do, but no timeframe I can give at this time
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0 FormerMember over 14 years ago in reply to bshopp

just so you know where i am coming from... if you take a look at the CA E-Health functionality, they basically record all performance DATA (much like Orion) but e-health can be told to either alert when a metric breaches a configured threshold, or breaches the expected level for that time.... so for example, throughput might be higher in the day time than night time due to users being on line, the threshold is dynamic... and it baselines over a 30 day period...
genius stuff, but nothing i expect SW could not d with a little engineering :-)
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0 bshopp over 14 years ago in reply to FormerMember

Nope, your use case makes complete sense
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