Any thoughts on adding the ability for groov trends to send a copy of data to an external metric database (graphite, influxdb, etc.)?
I doubt anything like that will make it into groov proper in the near term, but you could probably pull it off with Node-RED. Download the trend data as CSV (just copy the links from the trend you’re interested in), massage it however you like, and upload it to your time-series database.
Jonathan, I’ve been testing out some of the newer trending functions and I’ve found that when I try to use the new trend type and change the time measured it freezes. I do believe it might be because a value is showing up as infinite. Is this a known issue? Is there something I can do to fix the freezing?
What do you mean by changing the time and freezing? The trend just stops updating?
The Entire Trend stops functioning. I cannot move the section of the trend i’m viewing in anyway. I am forced to reload the entire page to get it working again.
And by changing the time, do you mean changing the trend’s update period or scan interval?
That looks like a 1 year trend, right? What’s your update interval on it?
We filter out Infinity and NaN at render time, so those values should just show up as gaps in your data.
I believe the intervals are 15 secs
The Gaps are find, I’m just trying to find out why the trend freezes when i try to change the time interval shown.
If you log in to the groov instance here: https://groov.jonathanfischer.net/, do you see the same behavior?
Username operator, password operator.
The time selection/slider is way more finicky than I’d like, and it’s high up on my list to fix, but I haven’t had time to dig into it yet.
And two other questions:
Sorry about responding so late. It mentions that it can’t read a listed value (Normal behavior)
Zooming doesn’t change. It stays there regardless.
Also when i log into your instance no issues.
