OPNsense Forum
Archive => 15.7 Legacy Series => Topic started by: Krom on September 12, 2015, 05:11:07 pm
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Perhaps I'm an odd one out on this because the machine I have OPNsense running on is a bit on the overkill side (Intel i7-2700k with 16 GB of RAM, a SSD and dual Intel PCIe gigabit network adapters), but the system/processor RRD graphs generated by my install are effectively useless because of how it graphs the number of running processes. The running processes sets the graph scale to 200 when all other utilization is typically in the 1-3% range, I get a graph with one solid line of processes and a scattered bit of colored noise at the very bottom showing the utilization.
For an example, I have attached a recent System/Processor RRD graph to this post. Perhaps an option to disable the graphing of processes, or to graph them separately from utilization would yield a more useful result on a system like this.
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You are not alone. We'll have this ready in one of the next versions:
https://opnsense.org/system-health-whats-next/
:)
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Wow, that will teach me for not reading the blog ahead of time... I look forward to it. :D