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ZENOSS - Custom page with custom graphs
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In zenoss we are trying to evaluate if it is feasible to build a custom page that allows a user to graph data such as:
requests per minute
response time
filter based on type of request, http status, os, os version.
Zenoss would read in a log file in csv format every 5 minutes with the latest snapshot of data. Ideally the custom page would have drop-down filters for begin time, end time, request type, status, os, version that would create a very customized view into the data.
Is this possible? I don't think zenoss is necessarily the recommended platform for this type of data representation, but can this be achieved via a custom page that we can develop?
zenoss
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In zenoss we are trying to evaluate if it is feasible to build a custom page that allows a user to graph data such as:
requests per minute
response time
filter based on type of request, http status, os, os version.
Zenoss would read in a log file in csv format every 5 minutes with the latest snapshot of data. Ideally the custom page would have drop-down filters for begin time, end time, request type, status, os, version that would create a very customized view into the data.
Is this possible? I don't think zenoss is necessarily the recommended platform for this type of data representation, but can this be achieved via a custom page that we can develop?
zenoss
edited 14 mins ago
Michael Hampton♦
176k27321651
asked Feb 6 '15 at 21:17
ssbstsssbsts
82
add a comment |
In zenoss we are trying to evaluate if it is feasible to build a custom page that allows a user to graph data such as:
requests per minute
response time
filter based on type of request, http status, os, os version.
Zenoss would read in a log file in csv format every 5 minutes with the latest snapshot of data. Ideally the custom page would have drop-down filters for begin time, end time, request type, status, os, version that would create a very customized view into the data.
Is this possible? I don't think zenoss is necessarily the recommended platform for this type of data representation, but can this be achieved via a custom page that we can develop?
zenoss
edited 14 mins ago
Michael Hampton♦
176k27321651
asked Feb 6 '15 at 21:17
ssbstsssbsts
82
In zenoss we are trying to evaluate if it is feasible to build a custom page that allows a user to graph data such as:
requests per minute
response time
filter based on type of request, http status, os, os version.
Zenoss would read in a log file in csv format every 5 minutes with the latest snapshot of data. Ideally the custom page would have drop-down filters for begin time, end time, request type, status, os, version that would create a very customized view into the data.
Is this possible? I don't think zenoss is necessarily the recommended platform for this type of data representation, but can this be achieved via a custom page that we can develop?
zenoss
zenoss
edited 14 mins ago
Michael Hampton♦
176k27321651
asked Feb 6 '15 at 21:17
ssbstsssbsts
82
edited 14 mins ago
Michael Hampton♦
176k27321651
asked Feb 6 '15 at 21:17
ssbstsssbsts
82
edited 14 mins ago
Michael Hampton♦
176k27321651
edited 14 mins ago
Michael Hampton♦
176k27321651
edited 14 mins ago
Michael Hampton♦
176k27321651
176k27321651
asked Feb 6 '15 at 21:17
ssbstsssbsts
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Zenoss: you can read csv file every 5 minutes and parse data (you will need to develop custom parser) into rrd files; metrics (datapoints) will be requests per minute and response time - no problem.
But IMHO "filter based on type of request, http status, os, os version" is not standard feature of monitoring tool (=collect metric values and graph/alert these values). I can imagine implementation in Zenoss, but you will need to implement your own "datastore", which will be able to filter data (some kind of database with context/relations). It'll be a lot of work. It can be easier in Zenoss 5 (officially not released), because it will have OpenTSDB, but still a lot of work.
I recommend to use (evaluate) another (log) tools: e.g. logstash/splunk + grafana/kibana.
answered Feb 6 '15 at 23:51
Jan GarajJan Garaj
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thanks for your comment. Splunk might be an option for us and something that crossed my mind. I might think a little more about that possibility.
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Zenoss: you can read csv file every 5 minutes and parse data (you will need to develop custom parser) into rrd files; metrics (datapoints) will be requests per minute and response time - no problem.
But IMHO "filter based on type of request, http status, os, os version" is not standard feature of monitoring tool (=collect metric values and graph/alert these values). I can imagine implementation in Zenoss, but you will need to implement your own "datastore", which will be able to filter data (some kind of database with context/relations). It'll be a lot of work. It can be easier in Zenoss 5 (officially not released), because it will have OpenTSDB, but still a lot of work.
I recommend to use (evaluate) another (log) tools: e.g. logstash/splunk + grafana/kibana.
answered Feb 6 '15 at 23:51
Jan GarajJan Garaj
6271411
thanks for your comment. Splunk might be an option for us and something that crossed my mind. I might think a little more about that possibility.
– ssbsts
Feb 9 '15 at 3:29
add a comment |
Zenoss: you can read csv file every 5 minutes and parse data (you will need to develop custom parser) into rrd files; metrics (datapoints) will be requests per minute and response time - no problem.
But IMHO "filter based on type of request, http status, os, os version" is not standard feature of monitoring tool (=collect metric values and graph/alert these values). I can imagine implementation in Zenoss, but you will need to implement your own "datastore", which will be able to filter data (some kind of database with context/relations). It'll be a lot of work. It can be easier in Zenoss 5 (officially not released), because it will have OpenTSDB, but still a lot of work.
I recommend to use (evaluate) another (log) tools: e.g. logstash/splunk + grafana/kibana.
answered Feb 6 '15 at 23:51
Jan GarajJan Garaj
6271411
thanks for your comment. Splunk might be an option for us and something that crossed my mind. I might think a little more about that possibility.
– ssbsts
Feb 9 '15 at 3:29
add a comment |
Zenoss: you can read csv file every 5 minutes and parse data (you will need to develop custom parser) into rrd files; metrics (datapoints) will be requests per minute and response time - no problem.
But IMHO "filter based on type of request, http status, os, os version" is not standard feature of monitoring tool (=collect metric values and graph/alert these values). I can imagine implementation in Zenoss, but you will need to implement your own "datastore", which will be able to filter data (some kind of database with context/relations). It'll be a lot of work. It can be easier in Zenoss 5 (officially not released), because it will have OpenTSDB, but still a lot of work.
I recommend to use (evaluate) another (log) tools: e.g. logstash/splunk + grafana/kibana.
answered Feb 6 '15 at 23:51
Jan GarajJan Garaj
6271411
Zenoss: you can read csv file every 5 minutes and parse data (you will need to develop custom parser) into rrd files; metrics (datapoints) will be requests per minute and response time - no problem.
But IMHO "filter based on type of request, http status, os, os version" is not standard feature of monitoring tool (=collect metric values and graph/alert these values). I can imagine implementation in Zenoss, but you will need to implement your own "datastore", which will be able to filter data (some kind of database with context/relations). It'll be a lot of work. It can be easier in Zenoss 5 (officially not released), because it will have OpenTSDB, but still a lot of work.
I recommend to use (evaluate) another (log) tools: e.g. logstash/splunk + grafana/kibana.
answered Feb 6 '15 at 23:51
Jan GarajJan Garaj
6271411
answered Feb 6 '15 at 23:51
Jan GarajJan Garaj
6271411
answered Feb 6 '15 at 23:51
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6271411
answered Feb 6 '15 at 23:51
Jan GarajJan Garaj
6271411
6271411
thanks for your comment. Splunk might be an option for us and something that crossed my mind. I might think a little more about that possibility.
– ssbsts
Feb 9 '15 at 3:29
add a comment |
thanks for your comment. Splunk might be an option for us and something that crossed my mind. I might think a little more about that possibility.
– ssbsts
Feb 9 '15 at 3:29
thanks for your comment. Splunk might be an option for us and something that crossed my mind. I might think a little more about that possibility.
– ssbsts
Feb 9 '15 at 3:29
thanks for your comment. Splunk might be an option for us and something that crossed my mind. I might think a little more about that possibility.
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