CollectD-CSV is a small project providing utilities for analyzing CollectD CSV data locally.
CollectD_CSV module provides functions for fetching data with a specified time interval and regular expressions matching the end of the path excluding the datestamp. The fetched data can be saved into files or returned as an ordered dictionary.
fetchCSV.py script can be used to fetch the data matching the given parameters and save to files in a specified directory.
monitorCSV.py script calculates the minimum, average and maximum values of specified resources on one host from the last XX minutes.
Typical usage of the module looks like this:
#!/usr/bin/env python
import CollectD_CSV
from collections import OrderedDict
regexps = ["myhost/load.*", "myotherhost/memory.*"]
#fetch the data into an ordered dictionary
resultdirct = CollectD_CSV.fetchData(123456789, 123498765, regexps,
"/var/lib/collectd", destdir=None)
See more information about the usage in the comments of CollectD_CSV.py. For complete usage examples, see bin/fetchCSV.py and bin/monitorCSV.py. For help in using the scripts use the “-h” command line option.
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