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Hello,

I have a script that return performance data as the following :
So data APPx_ErrorRate & APPx_Apdex have two differents warning & critical limits.

From the graph explorer or the perofrmance graphs page the limits displayed are 1 and 5 from the error rate performance data. The Apdex limits are not used. Why ? Should I have a specific, separate service check with dedicated limits ?

Thank you.

You may need to run through this article since it sounds like you have a lot of output in your status checks https://support.nagios.com/kb/article.php?id=478

As for the plugin, that should be working. Can you show us a screenshot for reference on what you're seeing when looking at a graph?

Hello,

Here is the check result :


The performance data :


And my graph :


I understand that with all performance data in one graph only two limits could be set (warning and critical). But when I use the Multistacked Performance Graph, I would (not sure it's possible) like to have my 3 performances data with the same limits shown on the graph.

Here I'm missing my limits from the corresponding performance data for the Apdex value (0.85 and 0.7)


Even using the "simple" scalable performance graph, using only one data type I see the default 1 and 5 limits instead again of the one define for my data (0.85 and 0.7 again) :


It looks like only the first set limits are used (1 and 5).

I tried to be as clear as possible but don't hesitate to let me know if something is not.

Thank you for the support.

I see what you're referring to, after looking at the code it doesn't look like there is a quick way to add this in, I've created a feature request for this:

Hello,

So it would be possible to have specific limit for each performance data ? That would be really great !

Thank you.

Yes, rather then show the warning / critical for one part, it will show it for all of the metrics.

As the feature request has been filed, are we good to mark this thread as resolved?

Hello,

I guess so How can I follow the request ?

Thank you.

Rather then closing this thread, I'll leave it open for you to use as a place to check back. Give it some time, but feel free to post back here when you're looking for an update, and one of us will check our internal system.