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  • From: "Uhl, George D. (GSFC-423.0)[Arctic Slope Technical Services, Inc.]" <>
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  • Cc: "DeBold, Daniel F. (GSFC-423.0)[Arctic Slope Technical Services, Inc.]" <>
  • Subject: [perfsonar-user] Combining graphs in a single plot
  • Date: Thu, 9 Jul 2020 20:31:39 +0000
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Hi,

 

I asked this a long time ago but I’ve never found the glue to make it work.  I have multi-homed servers each with one interface dedicated to throughput, trace, ping tests and another interface dedicated to owamp tests. Each interface has its own IPv4 address and FQDN. I define tests using several psconfig json templates which the psconfig-maddash-agent reads to generate my maddash dashboard.  Currently, psconfig-maddash-agent treats the “address” JSON object entries of the psconfig json templates as separate entities thus creating a single graph plot for throughput tests and a separate dual plot for latency/loss tests. 

 

I had hoped that in the “address” section of the psconfig json template, I could telegraph to psconfig-maddash-agent that I want to combine two separate “address” entries and their corresponding test graphs into a single plot by assigning the same hosts identifier in the “hosts” field inside each “address” entry.  For example:

 

  "addresses": {

    "enpl-ow2-1g.eos.nasa.gov": {

      "_meta": {

        "display-name": "enpl-ps2"

      },

      "address": "enpl-ow2-1g.eos.nasa.gov",

      "host": "enpl-ps2"

    },

    "enpl-pt2-10g.eos.nasa.gov": {

      "_meta": {

        "display-name": "enpl-ps2"

      },

      "address": "enpl-pt2-10g.eos.nasa.gov",

      "lead-bind-address": "enpl-pt2-10g.eos.nasa.gov",

      "host": "enpl-ps2"

    }

   }

...

  “hosts”: {

    "enpl-ps2": {

      "_meta": {

        "display-name": "enpl-ps2",

        "organization-display-name": "NASA GSFC"

      }

    }

  }

 

 

However, the “host” field was never the glue that I could use to combine throughput, latency, and loss graphs into a single plot on the dashboard.  I’ve not been able to find guidance within the perfsonar docs to make this happen. It’s not a show-stopper and I’m getting the data I need, but it is annoying.

 

Any help is appreciated.

 

Thanks,

George  

 

 

 

 


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