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Graphite not showing correct values
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Basically, my problem is Graphite is not showing the correct data, as if it is not aggregating the data properly.
What I want to do is create a view counter using Graphite.
My Configuration
I'm using Node-StatsD
to send data to Carbon:
var client = new StatsD(
host: config.host,
port: config.port,
prefix: config.prefix
);
client.increment("bucketName");`
I have the following storage-schemas.conf:
[default]
pattern = .*
retentions = 1h:14d,1d:99y
and everything else is on default including storage-aggregation.conf, which by default uses the aggregation method sum and has xFilesFactor of 0.
The Problem
I've confirmed that the data is able to reach Graphite as it did create my bucket and stats.counters.statsd.metrics_received.count
does increase.
However my bucket count does not increase, here are the results of my query:
target=bucket.count&rawData=true
givesbucket.count,1553497200,1553583600,3600|0.0,0.0,0.0,...,0.0,0.0
target=summarize(bucket.count,"1d")&format=json
gives"datapoints": [[0.0, 1553472000], [0.0, 1553558400]], "target":...
hitcount(bucket.count,"1d")
gives"datapoints": [[3600.0, 1553497200]], "target":...
hitcount
does give something that is not 0 but the count is way more than I send to Graphite. I sent at most 1 or 2 dozen in the last hour.
graphite statsd
add a comment |
Basically, my problem is Graphite is not showing the correct data, as if it is not aggregating the data properly.
What I want to do is create a view counter using Graphite.
My Configuration
I'm using Node-StatsD
to send data to Carbon:
var client = new StatsD(
host: config.host,
port: config.port,
prefix: config.prefix
);
client.increment("bucketName");`
I have the following storage-schemas.conf:
[default]
pattern = .*
retentions = 1h:14d,1d:99y
and everything else is on default including storage-aggregation.conf, which by default uses the aggregation method sum and has xFilesFactor of 0.
The Problem
I've confirmed that the data is able to reach Graphite as it did create my bucket and stats.counters.statsd.metrics_received.count
does increase.
However my bucket count does not increase, here are the results of my query:
target=bucket.count&rawData=true
givesbucket.count,1553497200,1553583600,3600|0.0,0.0,0.0,...,0.0,0.0
target=summarize(bucket.count,"1d")&format=json
gives"datapoints": [[0.0, 1553472000], [0.0, 1553558400]], "target":...
hitcount(bucket.count,"1d")
gives"datapoints": [[3600.0, 1553497200]], "target":...
hitcount
does give something that is not 0 but the count is way more than I send to Graphite. I sent at most 1 or 2 dozen in the last hour.
graphite statsd
What is your statsd flush interval?
– Popieluch
Mar 26 at 7:43
@Popieluch oh thanks it would seem its the flush interval that is the problem. I still have it on the default 10 seconds which might be causing the data to keep getting overwritten.
– paneko
Mar 26 at 8:40
So I changed the flush interval and the problem still persists. :(
– paneko
Mar 28 at 1:33
So apparently I manage to solve it by usingdeleteIdleStats: true,
in StatsD's config.js
– paneko
Mar 29 at 1:20
add a comment |
Basically, my problem is Graphite is not showing the correct data, as if it is not aggregating the data properly.
What I want to do is create a view counter using Graphite.
My Configuration
I'm using Node-StatsD
to send data to Carbon:
var client = new StatsD(
host: config.host,
port: config.port,
prefix: config.prefix
);
client.increment("bucketName");`
I have the following storage-schemas.conf:
[default]
pattern = .*
retentions = 1h:14d,1d:99y
and everything else is on default including storage-aggregation.conf, which by default uses the aggregation method sum and has xFilesFactor of 0.
The Problem
I've confirmed that the data is able to reach Graphite as it did create my bucket and stats.counters.statsd.metrics_received.count
does increase.
However my bucket count does not increase, here are the results of my query:
target=bucket.count&rawData=true
givesbucket.count,1553497200,1553583600,3600|0.0,0.0,0.0,...,0.0,0.0
target=summarize(bucket.count,"1d")&format=json
gives"datapoints": [[0.0, 1553472000], [0.0, 1553558400]], "target":...
hitcount(bucket.count,"1d")
gives"datapoints": [[3600.0, 1553497200]], "target":...
hitcount
does give something that is not 0 but the count is way more than I send to Graphite. I sent at most 1 or 2 dozen in the last hour.
graphite statsd
Basically, my problem is Graphite is not showing the correct data, as if it is not aggregating the data properly.
What I want to do is create a view counter using Graphite.
My Configuration
I'm using Node-StatsD
to send data to Carbon:
var client = new StatsD(
host: config.host,
port: config.port,
prefix: config.prefix
);
client.increment("bucketName");`
I have the following storage-schemas.conf:
[default]
pattern = .*
retentions = 1h:14d,1d:99y
and everything else is on default including storage-aggregation.conf, which by default uses the aggregation method sum and has xFilesFactor of 0.
The Problem
I've confirmed that the data is able to reach Graphite as it did create my bucket and stats.counters.statsd.metrics_received.count
does increase.
However my bucket count does not increase, here are the results of my query:
target=bucket.count&rawData=true
givesbucket.count,1553497200,1553583600,3600|0.0,0.0,0.0,...,0.0,0.0
target=summarize(bucket.count,"1d")&format=json
gives"datapoints": [[0.0, 1553472000], [0.0, 1553558400]], "target":...
hitcount(bucket.count,"1d")
gives"datapoints": [[3600.0, 1553497200]], "target":...
hitcount
does give something that is not 0 but the count is way more than I send to Graphite. I sent at most 1 or 2 dozen in the last hour.
graphite statsd
graphite statsd
asked Mar 26 at 6:41
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What is your statsd flush interval?
– Popieluch
Mar 26 at 7:43
@Popieluch oh thanks it would seem its the flush interval that is the problem. I still have it on the default 10 seconds which might be causing the data to keep getting overwritten.
– paneko
Mar 26 at 8:40
So I changed the flush interval and the problem still persists. :(
– paneko
Mar 28 at 1:33
So apparently I manage to solve it by usingdeleteIdleStats: true,
in StatsD's config.js
– paneko
Mar 29 at 1:20
add a comment |
What is your statsd flush interval?
– Popieluch
Mar 26 at 7:43
@Popieluch oh thanks it would seem its the flush interval that is the problem. I still have it on the default 10 seconds which might be causing the data to keep getting overwritten.
– paneko
Mar 26 at 8:40
So I changed the flush interval and the problem still persists. :(
– paneko
Mar 28 at 1:33
So apparently I manage to solve it by usingdeleteIdleStats: true,
in StatsD's config.js
– paneko
Mar 29 at 1:20
What is your statsd flush interval?
– Popieluch
Mar 26 at 7:43
What is your statsd flush interval?
– Popieluch
Mar 26 at 7:43
@Popieluch oh thanks it would seem its the flush interval that is the problem. I still have it on the default 10 seconds which might be causing the data to keep getting overwritten.
– paneko
Mar 26 at 8:40
@Popieluch oh thanks it would seem its the flush interval that is the problem. I still have it on the default 10 seconds which might be causing the data to keep getting overwritten.
– paneko
Mar 26 at 8:40
So I changed the flush interval and the problem still persists. :(
– paneko
Mar 28 at 1:33
So I changed the flush interval and the problem still persists. :(
– paneko
Mar 28 at 1:33
So apparently I manage to solve it by using
deleteIdleStats: true,
in StatsD's config.js– paneko
Mar 29 at 1:20
So apparently I manage to solve it by using
deleteIdleStats: true,
in StatsD's config.js– paneko
Mar 29 at 1:20
add a comment |
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What is your statsd flush interval?
– Popieluch
Mar 26 at 7:43
@Popieluch oh thanks it would seem its the flush interval that is the problem. I still have it on the default 10 seconds which might be causing the data to keep getting overwritten.
– paneko
Mar 26 at 8:40
So I changed the flush interval and the problem still persists. :(
– paneko
Mar 28 at 1:33
So apparently I manage to solve it by using
deleteIdleStats: true,
in StatsD's config.js– paneko
Mar 29 at 1:20