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Performance reports

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Is it possible to automate e-mailing out performance report of a service on a weekly basis? The reports tab looks to be not customisable at all! Not sure if there's some sort of tooling out there, but I can't find it!
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Re: Performance reports

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Yes!

You can select any report, drill into the specific timeframe and host/service you are interested in, and then click the "Schedule this Report" icon to the left of the envelope in the top right

This will schedule to email the report at the interval of your choosing.
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Re: Performance reports

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I don't think I've explained myself properly - I'm talking about the graph you get when you drill into a service with performance enabled.

I'd like to schedule a report that includes the performance graph within a service for the last 7 days - this doesn't seem to be available within reports unless I'm missing something?
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Re: Performance reports

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Ah - ignore me, I think I've found it :)
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Re: Performance reports

Post by kyang »

Sounds good!
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Re: Performance reports

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The only way I seem to be able to show the performance data is by also displaying the availability (on the availability report link) - is there a way of hiding the availability report so only show the performance graph?
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hales8181 wrote:The only way I seem to be able to show the performance data is by also displaying the availability (on the availability report link) - is there a way of hiding the availability report so only show the performance graph?
Another option is to go to
Home -> Graphs -> Performance Graphs
Time Period
Select host
Then in menu upper right (right of Logout) choose "Schedule Page"

This will allow you to schedule the page as a report
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Thanks - this isn't going to get me quite what I need as the report is for a client that doesn't have access to the nagios box - I think I'll try and have a play with RRDfetch.

Thanks for your help!
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hales8181 wrote:Thanks - this isn't going to get me quite what I need as the report is for a client that doesn't have access to the nagios box - I think I'll try and have a play with RRDfetch.

Thanks for your help!
The schedule page would send an email to whatever address you choose.

Another option would be to gather data via the API
Help -> Objects Reference -> GET objects/rrdexport
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