[rrd-users] Different data on the same graph

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Old 09-29-2007
Piers Kittel
 
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Default [rrd-users] Different data on the same graph

Hello all,

Have started a new RRD for system sensors (CPU temp, mobo temp, CPU
fan etc) and have made a graph for temperatures only, and I'd think
it'd be interesting if I add in a line showing load averages (I
already have recorded this for 2 years or so) as the higher the load
average, the higher the temps are. Anyway, I've made a graph with
all 3 data - CPU temp, motherboard temp and load average. Obviously
the graph has a y axis of 0 - 50, so load average is almost a flat
line at the bottom. Here's what I mean:

http://www.biased.org/rrdtool/sensors.png
http://www.biased.org/rrdtool/loadaveragesdaily.png

Is it possible to have the load average line on the sensors graph to
look like the one in the load average graph? I.e. have 2 Y axis (not
sure of the technical name for this, sorry), one on left and one on
right, the lines refer to whichever one is relevant, a bit like this
one http://www.scielo.cl/fbpe/img/imar/v31n2/pag49.jpg ?

Thanks very much for your time!

Regards - Piers

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