So you’re looking at a way to perform a number of checks instead of just one as this is done with these buttons?

And do this directly from the graph?

Exactly,

Add a button “real time check” who’s gonna take the define parametre in, i don’t know, the poller parameters or somewhere.

It will just make, for example 25 checks in 2 minutes and then go back to is regular check period.

Practical to see in particular micro saturation on network traffic services.

Hello,

For information, in Cacti if we want to show a graph in “Realtime” , a window pop-up and start showing the graph in high refresh frequency.

When the windows is closed or if the “Realtime” graph is stopped, the graph is deleted, never saved.

It would be perfect for me !

@benoitp seems the right way (no rrd). It can be done with gorgone module ‘realtime’:

• execute one or X commands on a period with an interval
• add following options for the command: --no-sanity-options --statefile-suffix=gorgone-realtime
• Example of return:

{  "command": "xxxxxx",  "timestamps": s10019292 109293930, 11100000],  "exit": t3, 0, 0],  "metrics": {    "tutu#disk.usage.prct": tnull, 150, 180],    "toto#disk.usage.prct": tnull, 150, 120]  }}

@qgarnier The goal is not saving the graph but the realtime function so that would suit me

@ArnaudM i understand. but to achieve that function we need to execute it. After it’s “only”:

• calling the gorgone module realtime
• displaying the graph

@qgarnier Ok !

i need this!

@rchauvel still need votes ? :)

It’s been scheduled for review and should soon go In Backlog (which does not prevent for taking more votes!)

Bonjour, quand sera dispo cette amélioration ?

@rchauvel 

This was not planned for next release. We are working on the planning for 2024 versions. I cannot comment on an expected date at the moment.

Any news ?