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Gentlemen,
From OCI REST interface I am able to get the performace of nodes, volumes, etc, but found out the default is a week ( avg ). Trying to find out the way to limit the time of the performance response ( to last 3 hours for example ).
Links I use to get performance:
https://hoeoci01/rest/v1/assets/storageNodes/[NODE_ID]/performance?expand=history&fromTime=1488454020000&toTime=1493983620000
https://hoeoci01/rest/v1/assets/storageNodes/[NODE_ID]/performance
https://hoeoci01/rest/v1/assets/storageNodes/[NODE_ID]/performance?expand=history&since=THREE_HOURS
Does anyone know how to limit the default weekly avg with another timestart without expanding ? ( by expanding you get 15 min datapoints for 1 week !
Thanks in advance.
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Trantino -
No, and yes...
OCI polls C-Mode data sources on 15min intervals
Hence you could grab the expanded output and then filter in your code for the 15min samples that you want to use.
I hope this response has been helpful to you.
At your service,
Eugene E. Kashpureff, Sr.
Independent NetApp Consultant http://www.linkedin.com/in/eugenekashpureff
Senior NetApp Instructor, Fast Lane US http://www.fastlaneus.com/
(P.S. I appreciate 'kudos' on any helpful posts.)
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I think you can construct a request like:
https://localhost/rest/v1/assets/storageNodes/27924/performance?fromTime=1465567200000&toTime=1465578000000&expand=default
Where you specify the
fromtime in Unix *milliseconds* based timestamp, as well as the toTime
The expand=default only has performance metrics for the various objects of the thing we are talking about - not the invidual samples the expand=history has.
For example, on the demo (sales) database, one of the nodes has
latency | |
performanceCategory | "Latency" |
description | "Latency" |
read | |
description | "Latency - Read" |
unitType | "ms" |
start | 1465569000000 |
end | 1465578000000 |
current | 120 |
min | 72 |
max | 520 |
avg | 297.3866566151527 |
sum | 3152 |
You would want to use the "avg" latency for your use case.
I hope this helps. This is not my area of expertize, but most of the OCI folks have been travelling to Las Vegas over the last day or two - I am at 36k feet right now myself
Matt
