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Revision: 1.5
Committed: Mon Mar 11 00:25:35 2002 UTC (22 years, 8 months ago) by tdb
Content type: text/plain
Branch: MAIN
Changes since 1.4: +23 -11 lines
Log Message:
Fixed the limits of the graphs a bit better (I hope). Also made some tweaks
to the colours and layout of the graphs. They're now "blue" which fits with
the i-scream look-n-feel... but do they look ok?

File Contents

# Content
1 #!/usr/bin/perl -w
2
3 # -----------------------------------------------------------
4 # i-scream graph generation script
5 # http://www.i-scream.org.uk
6 #
7 # Generates graphs from rrd databases for i-scream data.
8 #
9 # $Author: tdb $
10 # $Id: graph.pl,v 1.3 2002/03/10 03:19:57 tdb Exp $
11 #------------------------------------------------------------
12
13 ## TODO
14 # allow specification of lower/upper graph bounds
15 # -- then replace mem/swap/disk "total" line ;)
16 # fix mem/swap issues
17 # -- should be graphing "in use", not "free"
18 # possibly make more configurable?
19 # -- allow configurable periods of graphs
20 # -- comments, types, etc
21 # -- move all to external config file
22
23 $| = 1;
24 use strict;
25 use RRDs;
26
27 # Base directory for images
28 # (a directory will be constructed for each host under this)
29 my($imgdir) = "/home/tdb/public_html/rrd";
30
31 # Location of RRD databases
32 my($rrddir) = "/u1/i-scream/rrd";
33
34 # / converted to a decimal then hex'd
35 my($hex_slash) = "_2f";
36 # _ converted to a decimal then hex'd
37 my($hex_underscore) = "_5f";
38
39 # Read the contents of the base directory
40 # and pull out the list of subdirectories (except . and .. :)
41 opendir(DIR, $rrddir);
42 my(@rrddirlist) = grep { -d "$rrddir/$_" && !/^\.$/ && !/^\.\.$/ } readdir(DIR);
43 closedir DIR;
44
45 # look through each directoty, as they might
46 # contain rrds for a particular machine
47 foreach my $machine (@rrddirlist) {
48 # Read the contents of the directory
49 opendir(DIR, "$rrddir/$machine");
50 my(@rrdlist) = grep { /\.rrd$/ && -f "$rrddir/$machine/$_" } readdir(DIR);
51 closedir DIR;
52
53 # See what rrd we have, and generate the graphs accordingly
54 foreach my $rrd (@rrdlist) {
55 chomp $rrd;
56 if($rrd =~ /^(cpu)\.rrd$/) {
57 my(@data);
58 my(@rawdata);
59 push @data, "LINE2:$1:idle:idle#00FF00:idle cpu";
60 push @data, "LINE2:$1:user:user#0000FF:user cpu";
61 push @data, "LINE2:$1:kernel:kernel#00FFFF:kernel cpu";
62 push @data, "LINE2:$1:swap:swap#FF00FF:swap cpu";
63 push @data, "LINE2:$1:iowait:iowait#FF0000:iowait cpu";
64 push @rawdata, "--upper-limit=100";
65 &makegraph($machine, $1, "CPU Usage for $machine", \@data, \@rawdata);
66 }
67 if($rrd =~ /^(mem)\.rrd$/) {
68 my(@data);
69 my(@rawdata);
70 push @data, "AREA:$1:free:free#CCCCFF:free memory";
71 push @data, "LINE2:$1:total:total#0000FF:total memory";
72 push @rawdata, "--base=1024";
73 &makegraph($machine, $1, "Memory Usage for $machine", \@data, \@rawdata);
74 }
75 if($rrd =~ /^(load)\.rrd$/) {
76 my(@data);
77 push @data, "LINE2:$1:load1:load1#CCCCFF:1 minute load average";
78 push @data, "LINE2:$1:load5:load5#7777FF:5 minute load average";
79 push @data, "LINE2:$1:load15:load15#0000FF:15 minute load average";
80 &makegraph($machine, $1, "Loads for $machine", \@data);
81 }
82 if($rrd =~ /^(proc)\.rrd$/) {
83 my(@data);
84 push @data, "LINE2:$1:cpu:cpu#00FF00:cpu processes";
85 push @data, "LINE2:$1:sleeping:sleeping#0000FF:sleeping processes";
86 push @data, "LINE2:$1:stopped:stopped#00FFFF:stopped processes";
87 push @data, "LINE2:$1:total:total#FF00FF:total processes";
88 push @data, "LINE2:$1:zombie:zombie#FF0000:zombie processes";
89 &makegraph($machine, $1, "Processes on $machine", \@data);
90 }
91 if($rrd =~ /^(swap)\.rrd$/) {
92 my(@data);
93 my(@rawdata);
94 push @data, "AREA:$1:free:free#CCCCFF:free swap";
95 push @data, "LINE2:$1:total:total#0000FF:total swap";
96 push @rawdata, "--base=1024";
97 &makegraph($machine, $1, "Swap Usage for $machine", \@data, \@rawdata);
98 }
99 if($rrd =~ /^(users)\.rrd$/) {
100 my(@data);
101 push @data, "AREA:$1:count:count#CCCCFF:user count";
102 &makegraph($machine, $1, "User Count for $machine", \@data);
103 }
104 if($rrd =~ /^(disk)-(\S+).rrd$/) {
105 my(@data);
106 my(@rawdata);
107 push @data, "LINE2:$1-$2:kbytes:kbytes#0000FF:total size";
108 push @data, "AREA:$1-$2:used:used#CCCCFF:used";
109 push @rawdata, "--base=1024";
110 my($type) = $1;
111 my($name) = $2;
112 my($nicename) = $2;
113 $nicename =~ s/$hex_slash/\//g;
114 $nicename =~ s/$hex_underscore/_/g;
115 &makegraph($machine, "$type-$name", "Disk Usage for $machine on $nicename", \@data, \@rawdata);
116 }
117 # probably a queue with a name like this :)
118 if($rrd =~ /^(\d+)_0\.rrd$/) {
119 my(@data);
120 my(@rawdata);
121 my($baserrd) = $1;
122 my($i) = 0;
123 while( -f "$rrddir/$machine/$baserrd\_$i.rrd" ) {
124 push @data, "LINE2:$baserrd\_$i:size:size$i" . &get_colour($i) . ":queue$i size ";
125 ++$i;
126 }
127 push @data, "LINE2:$baserrd\_0:total:total#FF0000:packets/sec - currently";
128 push @rawdata, "GPRINT:total:LAST:%lf %spackets/sec";
129 my($comment);
130 if(-f "$rrddir/$machine/$baserrd.def") {
131 open(DEF, "$rrddir/$machine/$baserrd.def");
132 $comment = <DEF>;
133 chomp $comment if defined $comment;
134 }
135 $comment = "unknown queue" if not defined $comment;
136 &makegraph($machine, $baserrd, $comment, \@data, \@rawdata);
137 }
138 }
139 }
140
141 #
142 # subroutine to make some graphs
143 #
144 # $machine = name of the machine
145 # (eg. kernow.ukc.ac.uk)
146 # $type = the type of graph for the machine
147 # (eg. cpu)
148 # $title = the title for the graph
149 # (eg. kernow CPU usage)
150 # $dataref = a reference to an array containing information for the graph
151 # elements of format: "gtype:rrdname:dsname:name#colour:comment with spaces"
152 # $rawcmdref = a reference to an array containing raw rrd commands
153 # elements a single command each, no spaces
154 #
155
156 sub makegraph() {
157 my($machine, $type, $title, $dataref, $rawcmdref) = @_;
158 # pass in these arrays by reference
159 my(@data) = @$dataref if defined $dataref;
160 my(@rawcmd) = @$rawcmdref if defined $rawcmdref;
161 # check if directory exists for images
162 if(! -d "$imgdir/$machine") {
163 # not sure on this umask, but it seems to work?
164 mkdir "$imgdir/$machine", 0777;
165 }
166 my(@rrdcmd);
167 foreach my $dataitem (@data) {
168 # dataitem should be: "gtype:rrdname:dsname:name#colour:comment with spaces"
169 if($dataitem =~ /^(\S+):(\S+):(\S+):(\S+)#(.{6}):(.*)$/) {
170 push @rrdcmd, "DEF:$4=$rrddir/$machine/$2.rrd:$3:MAX";
171 push @rrdcmd, "$1:$4#$5:$6";
172 }
173 }
174 push @rrdcmd, "--title=$title";
175 push @rrdcmd, "--imgformat=PNG";
176 push @rrdcmd, "--lower-limit=0";
177 # not entirely convinced this is good...
178 push @rrdcmd, "--alt-autoscale-max";
179 # add any further raw commands
180 push @rrdcmd, @rawcmd;
181 RRDs::graph ("$imgdir/$machine/$type-3h.png", "--start=-10800", @rrdcmd);
182 my($err_3h) = RRDs::error;
183 print STDERR "Error generating 3h graph for $machine/$type: $err_3h\n" if $err_3h;
184 RRDs::graph ("$imgdir/$machine/$type-1d.png", "--start=-86400", @rrdcmd);
185 my($err_1d) = RRDs::error;
186 print STDERR "Error generating 1d graph for $machine/$type: $err_1d\n" if $err_1d;
187 RRDs::graph ("$imgdir/$machine/$type-1w.png", "--start=-604800", @rrdcmd);
188 my($err_1w) = RRDs::error;
189 print STDERR "Error generating 1w graph for $machine/$type: $err_1w\n" if $err_1w;
190 RRDs::graph ("$imgdir/$machine/$type-1m.png", "--start=-2678400", @rrdcmd);
191 my($err_1m) = RRDs::error;
192 print STDERR "Error generating 1m graph for $machine/$type: $err_1m\n" if $err_1m;
193 return;
194 }
195
196 # hacky subroutine to return a colour
197 # could be done much better somehow :/
198 sub get_colour {
199 my($col) = @_;
200 if($col == 0) {
201 return "#0000FF";
202 }
203 elsif($col == 1) {
204 return "#00FF00";
205 }
206 elsif($col == 2) {
207 return "#FF00FF";
208 }
209 elsif($col == 3) {
210 return "#FFFF00";
211 }
212 elsif($col == 4) {
213 return "#00FFFF";
214 }
215 else {
216 return "#000066";
217 }
218 }