I am using Grafana with Graphite.
I have a metric for tickets that changed state to Closed. Applying integral() and keepLastValue() I am able to plot the current Closed tickets. As integral() resets (starts at zero) on the left side of the graph I only get the Closed tickets for the defined time period. I also need previous Closed tickets.
For instance, if there were 5 closed tickets in day 1, when ploting the closed tickets for day 2 (time range from: day 2 midnight), I want those 5 tickets to be accounted.
Is there some way to acomplish this with Grafana and Graphite?
Thanks.
Rather than storing a 1 for each ticket that's closed and using integral(), store the total number of closed tickets every minute.
That way you already have the data in the form you need for the graph you want.
To generate a graph that shows the ticket close activity you'd then use derivative().
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I'm doing this request in Python / Postman:
https://www.googleapis.com/analytics/v3/data/mcf?
ids=ga:xxxx&metrics=
mcf:assistedConversions&
dimensions=&
start-date=2011-10-01&
end-date=2011-10-31
But I only seem to be able to get the total number of results.
1/ Can I get it on a daily granularity? I know that GA API has the ga:date optional parameter, but this does not work in combination with the MCF API and I couldn't find anything similar for MCF.
Do I have to iterate through each day to get the results at a daily granularity?
2/ Is the 30 days lookback applied to API calls? If just put the end date 4 years ahead, will it give me the full results?
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Index for each day in the specified date range. Index for the first
day (i.e., start-date) in the date range is 0, 1 for the second day,
and so on.
Loopback time: yes it's 30 days and can'be be changed:
Note: The Multi-Channel Funnels Reporting API uses a non-adjustable
30-day lookback window.
If just put the end date 4 years ahead, will it give me the full results?
Why don't you test to find out and let us know :) ?
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First problem is if i start to write queries that generate those days it might become very slow (application needs to be responsive). Second problem is i end up with days on which no event could be taken place, and so have unneeded data in my database.
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