d9e548fe0c
Avoid cryptic "200m" axis items for really small values by setting a default minimal y-axis max value for some of the conntrack, cpu, cpufreq, load and ping graphs (mainly percentages). The axis automatically scales upward if necessary, so this just provides a minimal "at least" scale for the y-axis. Signed-off-by: Hannu Nyman <hannu.nyman@iki.fi>
45 lines
822 B
JavaScript
45 lines
822 B
JavaScript
/* Licensed to the public under the Apache License 2.0. */
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'use strict';
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'require baseclass';
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return baseclass.extend({
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title: _('System Load'),
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rrdargs: function(graph, host, plugin, plugin_instance, dtype) {
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return {
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title: "%H: Load",
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vlabel: "Load",
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y_min: "0",
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y_max: "0.2",
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units_exponent: "0",
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number_format: "%5.2lf",
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data: {
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sources: {
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load: [ "shortterm", "midterm", "longterm" ]
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},
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options: {
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load__shortterm: {
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color: "ff0000",
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title: "1 minute",
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noarea: true,
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weight: 3
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},
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load__midterm: {
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color: "ff6600",
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title: "5 minutes",
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overlay: true,
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weight: 1
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},
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load__longterm: {
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color: "ffaa00",
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title: "15 minutes",
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overlay: true,
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weight: 2
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}
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}
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}
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};
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}
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});
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