Hello,
I would like to suggest an improvement regarding graph rendering consistency between the Resource Status view and the Centreon MAP view.
Current behavior
For the same service and the same metric, graphs displayed from the Resource Status page automatically convert values into human-readable units.
Example:
- Traffic values are displayed in Mb/s on the graph axis and legend.
However, when the same graph is displayed in Centreon MAP, the rendering uses the raw metric values and keeps the axis label in b/s, resulting in very large numbers and a graph that is more difficult to read.
Example
Resource Status view:
- 95.37 Mb/s
- 190.73 Mb/s
- 286.1 Mb/s
MAP view:
- 95,370,000 b/s
- 190,730,000 b/s
- 286,100,000 b/s
This behavior appears to affect multiple plugins and metrics, not a specific connector.
Expected behavior
Centreon MAP should apply the same unit conversion and scaling logic as the Resource Status view, so that:
- Graph axes are displayed using human-readable units (Kb/s, Mb/s, Gb/s, etc.).
- The same metric is rendered consistently across all Centreon interfaces.
- Users can easily compare graph data regardless of where the graph is displayed.
Benefits
- Improved readability of MAP dashboards.
- Better user experience and consistency across Centreon products.
- Reduced confusion when comparing the same metric between Resource Status and MAP views.
Thank you for considering this enhancement.
Best regards,
Gaël MICAS