NAME
RRD::Tweak - RRD file manipulation
SYNOPSIS
use RRD::Tweak;
my $rrd = RRD::Tweak->new();
$rrd->load_file($filename1);
my $rrd_info = $rrd->info();
$rrd->del_ds(5);
$rrd->add_ds({name => 'InErrors',
type=> 'COUNTER',
heartbeat => 755});
$rrd->modify_ds(2, {max => 1000});
$rrd->add_rra({cf => 'MAX',
xff => 0.77,
steps => 12,
rows => 10000}) ;
$rrd->modify_rra(6, {rows => 3000});
$rrd->save_file($filename2);METHODS
new
my $rrd = RRD::Tweak->new();Creates a new RRD::Tweak object
is_empty
$status = $rrd->is_empty();Returns true value if this RRD::Tweak object contains no data. The object can be empty due to new() or clean() objects.
validate
$status = $rrd->validate();Validates the contents of an RRD::Tweak object and returns false if the data is inconsistent. In case of failed validation, $rrd->errmsg() returns a human-readable explanation of the failure.
errmsg
$msg = $rrd->errmsg();Returns a text string explaining the details if $rrd->validate() failed.
load_file $rrd->load_file($filename);
Reads the RRD file and stores its whole content in the RRD::Tweak object
save_file
$rrd->save_file($filename);Creates a new RRD file from the contents of the RRD::Tweak object. If the file already exists, it's truncated and overwritten.
clean
$rrd->clean();The method empties the RRD::Tweak object to what it was right after new().
create
$rrd->create({step => 300,
start => time(),
ds => [{name => 'InOctets',
type=> 'COUNTER',
heartbeat => 600},
{name => 'OutOctets',
type => 'COUNTER',
heartbeat => 600},
{name => 'Load',
type => 'GAUGE',
heartbeat => 800,
min => 0,
max => 255}],
rra => [{cf => 'AVERAGE',
xff => 0.5,
steps => 1,
rows => 2016},
{cf => 'AVERAGE',
xff => 0.25,
steps => 12,
rows => 768},
{cf => 'MAX',
xff => 0.25,
steps => 12,
rows => 768}]});The method initializes the RRD::Tweak object with new RRD data as specified by the arguments. The arguments are presented in a hash reference with the following keys and values: step, defining the minumum RRA resolution (default is 300 seconds); start in seconds from epoch (default is "time() - 10"); ds pointing to an array that defines the datasources; rra pointing to an array with RRA definitions.
start and lastupdate are synonyms.
Each datasource definition is a hash with the following arguments: name, type, heartbeat, min (default: "nan"), max (default: "nan"). The COMPUTE datasource type is currently not supported.
Each RRA definition is a hash with arguments: cf defines the consolidation function; steps defines how many minimal steps are aggregated by this RRA; rows defines the size of the RRA.
For AVERAGE, MIN, MAX, and LAST consolidation functions, xff is required.
The a subset of the following attributes is required for each RRA that is related to the Holt-Winters Forecasting: hw_alpha, hw_beta, dependent_rra_idx, dependent_rra_idx, seasonal_gamma, seasonal_smooth_idx, delta_pos, delta_neg, window_len, failure_threshold, dependent_rra_idx. Also smoothing_window is supported for RRD files of version 4.
See also rrdcreate manual page of RRDTool for more details.
add_ds
$rrd->add_ds({name => 'InOctets',
type=> 'COUNTER',
heartbeat => 600});The method takes a hash reference as an argument and extends the RRD::Tweak object by adding a new datasource. The new datasource is appended to the array of other datasources. The name should be unique, otherwise the method croaks. The hash keys and values are the same as the DS attributes in create() method.
add_ds() should only be called on an RRD::Tweak object with some data in it. The data can be initialized by create() or load_file().
del_ds
$rrd->del_ds($ds_index);The method removes a datasource from a given index. The indexing starts from 0.
modify_ds
$rrd->modify_ds($ds_index, {heartbeat => 700});The method takes the DS index and a hash reference with DS parameters that need to be modified. All DS parameters described for the create() method are supported.
add_rra
$rrd->add_rra({cf => 'AVERAGE',
xff => 0.25,
steps => 12,
rows => 768});The method takes a hash reference as an argument and extends the RRD::Tweak object by adding a new round-robin array. The new RRA is appended to the list of other RRA's. The hash keys and values are the same as the RRA attributes in create() method. If an RRA with the same cf and steps already exists in the RRD::Tweak object, the method croaks with an error.
add_rra() should only be called on an RRD::Tweak object with some data in it. The data can be initialized by create() or load_file().
del_rra
$rrd->del_rra($rra_index);The method removes a round-robin array from a given index. The indexing starts from 0.
modify_rra
$rrd->modify_rra($rra_index, {xff => 0.40});The method takes the RRA index and a hash reference with RRA parameters that need to be modified. The following parameters are supported:
xff
Modifying of XFF does not change any data in the array, and only affects future updates.
rows
If the number of rows is increasing, the existing data stays intact, and the new data elements which fall into the extended time range are set to NaN.
If the number of rows is decreasing, the oldest data elements are discarded.
info
my $result = $rrd->info();The method returns a hash reference with all available information as described for the create() method. It always returns a "lastupdate" value in the returned attributes.
AUTHOR
Stanislav Sinyagin, <ssinyagin at k-open.com>
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
LICENSE AND COPYRIGHT
Copyright 2012 Stanislav Sinyagin.
This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; version 2 dated June, 1991 or at your option any later version.
This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details.
A copy of the GNU General Public License is available in the source tree; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA.