• Hal
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    34 years ago

    The Active Connections volatility seems weird to me. Is there something that explains the sharp, 100+ connection changes?

    Thanks for sharing. I love (and live in) grafana as well.

    • @nutomicOPA
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      24 years ago

      No idea, maybe it has something to do with websockets.

      • @pfuender
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        54 years ago

        Nice, Grafana is just awesome!

        You might want to check the number of requests/s (instead of active-connections) in Nginx - seems to be more meaningful to me.

        • @nutomicOPA
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          44 years ago

          I’m completely new to Grafana, how do I get requests per second? But also, all the api calls go over websocket, requests per second will really just show when static files are loaded, which isn’t that important.

          • @Aeolun
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            34 years ago

            Maybe nginx has a stat for data transferred over websockets? Otherwise I guess active connection count makes most sense.

          • @pfuender
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            34 years ago

            Depends on your datasource. e.g. Netdata exports several metrics for prometheus:

            • netdata_netdata_pythond_runtime_ms_average
            • netdata_nginx_connections_connections_average
            • netdata_nginx_connection_status_connections_average
            • netdata_nginx_connect_rate_connections_persec_average
            • netdata_nginx_requests_requests_persec_average
            • netdata_services_mem_usage_MiB_average
            • @nutomicOPA
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              14 years ago

              I’m using influxdb and telegraf, it has none of those. Guess I could give you access to Grafana if you’re interested in playing around with the configuration.

              @Aeolun@lemmy.ml