On 10 Dec 2020, at 3:13 pm, Shekhar Basnet <sbasnet@deerwalk.com> wrote:Hi, Michael, thanks. I squinted real hard but could not differentiate the color difference. :)By the way, in the config, which line is doing the flipping? I could not achieve it .Many thanks,ShekharOn Thu, Dec 10, 2020 at 3:45 AM Michael via observium <observium@observium.org> wrote:Hi Darren,
(Attached)
I haven't got any prod links that are pushing their sla thresholds right now, so here's a pre-prod one that is most likely just the control plane having a slow moment running the sla test (the link is otherwise idle and a local patch within the dc).
If you squint hard enough, you can see the colour difference as it transitions towards orange/red. We use gradual colours in the scales, not hard steps.
Cheers,
Michael
On December 10, 2020 8:28:11 AM GMT+11:00, "Storer, Darren" <darren.storer@gmail.com> wrote:
>Hi Michael,
>
>Showing IP SLA sounds interesting - would it be possible to share an
>example of what it looks like via PHP Weathermap?
>
>Many thanks
>
>Darren
>
>On Wed, 9 Dec 2020 at 20:49, Michael via observium
><observium@observium.org>
>wrote:
>
>> I wouldn't say we've got many complex weathermaps. At my former
>employer,
>> we had developed a few of them into more complex ones (with a network
>> focus, not a device/server focus).
>>
>> I've extracted an example of what I'm doing with templates and
>included it
>> below.
>>
>> I change the text on the hovergraph to present the device and
>interface
>> info, plus I flip the graph rrd to be the one relevant to that
>interface
>> (so yes, the in/out flip based on which end of the link you are
>looking
>> at). We also track IP SLA metrics on the weathermap with a narrow
>link that
>> runs next to the data link. We apply different scales for local
>(within a
>> datacentre), interstate and cross-country so that the relevant
>changes in
>> latency can be correspondingly coloured.
>>
>> It might give people some ideas. I'll see if I can dig up some
>sanitised
>> versions out of my former workplace...
>>
>> Cheers,
>>
>> Michael
>>
>> -----------
>>
>> NODE ROUTER
>> ICON 130 60 round
>> LABELOUTLINECOLOR none
>> USESCALE STATUS
>> TARGET gauge:../../rrd/{node:this:label}/status.rrd:status:-
>> INFOURL https://observium/device/device={node:this:label}
>>
>>
>> LINK DEFAULT
>> ARROWSTYLE compact
>> BWLABEL bits
>> BANDWIDTH 100G
>> BWLABELPOS 70 30
>> COMMENTFONT 10
>> COMMENTSTYLE center
>> COMMENTFONTCOLOR contrast
>> INOVERLIBGRAPH
>>
>/graph.php?height=100&width=512&id={link:this:b_graph_id}&type=port_bits&legend=no&from=-21600
>> OUTOVERLIBGRAPH
>>
>/graph.php?height=100&width=512&id={link:this:a_graph_id}&type=port_bits&legend=no&from=-21600
>> ININFOURL /graphs/type=port_bits/id={link:this:b_graph_id}/
>> OUTINFOURL /graphs/type=port_bits/id={link:this:a_graph_id}/
>> TARGET
>> ../../rrd/{link:this:a_end}/{link:this:a_rrd}:INOCTETS:OUTOCTETS
>> INOVERLIBCAPTION {link:this:b_end} {link:this:b_int}
>> OUTOVERLIBCAPTION {link:this:a_end} {link:this:a_int}
>>
>> LINK SLA
>> WIDTH 2
>> BANDWIDTH 100G
>> BWLABELPOS 60 40
>> OVERLIBGRAPH
>>
>/graph.php?height=100&width=512&id={link:this:sla_id}&type=sla_echo&legend=no&from=-21600
>> INFOURL /graphs/type=sla_echo/id={link:this:sla_id}/
>> TARGET
>gauge:../../rrd/{link:this:a_end}/{link:this:a_rrd}:rtt:-
>> gauge:../../rrd/{link:this:b_end}/{link:this:b_rrd}:-:rtt
>> INOVERLIBCAPTION {link:this:b_end} {link:this:b_int}
>> OUTOVERLIBCAPTION {link:this:a_end} {link:this:a_int}
>> USESCALE LOCAL absolute
>>
>>
>> ################################
>> #### NODES ####
>> ################################
>> NODE hy_myrouter
>> TEMPLATE ROUTER
>> LABEL myrouter
>> POSITION hy_otherrouter 240 0
>>
>>
>>
>> ################################
>> #### DIRECT LINKS ####
>> ################################
>> NK data_hy_otherrouter_myrouter
>> TEMPLATE NATIVE
>> SET a_graph_id 3877
>> SET a_end myrouter
>> SET a_int Hu0/0/2/0
>> SET a_rrd port-122.rrd
>> SET b_graph_id 3778
>> SET b_end myrouter
>> SET b_int Hu0/0/2/0
>> SET b_rrd port-98.rrd
>> NODES hy_otherrouter:60:0 hy_myrouter:-60:0
>>
>>
>>
>> ################################
>> #### SLA LINKS ####
>> ################################
>> LINK sla_hy_otherrouter_hy_myrouter
>> TEMPLATE SLA
>> SET sla_id 82
>> SET a_end otherrouter
>> SET a_int Hu0/0/2/0
>> SET a_rrd sla-cisco-rttmon-mib-2.rrd
>> SET b_end myrouter
>> SET b_int Hu0/0/2/0
>> SET b_rrd sla-cisco-rttmon-mib-1.rrd
>> NODES hy_otherrouter:60:-5 hy_myrouter:-60:-5
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> On 10 Dec 2020, at 4:49 am, Adam Armstrong via observium <
>> observium@observium.org> wrote:
>>
>> Hi Guys,
>>
>> For those of you using PHP Weathermap, how many of you are using
>> template/include features?
>>
>> How complex after the weathermaps you’re making?
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Adam.
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