Luci app statistics

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Luci app statistics

OpenWrt includes real-time statistics however this does not store historical data for view by default. The luci-app-statistics package, based on collectd and rrdtool, will display historical graphs including ping, interface bandwidth utilization, cpu load, ram, disk, uptime, etc. For more info see statistical. For other Bandwidth Monitoring tools, see bwmon page. Install package luci-app-statistics. Several are suggested below, but many more exist. To see all the available collectd-modules, run: opkg list grep collectd-mod. To prevent this, you can configure a persistent storage location or configure backups - see below. All the installed collectd-modules will show here, but only some are enabled by default. Show pagesource Old revisions Backlinks Back to top. Install desired plugins: Several are suggested below, but many more exist. To see all the available collectd-modules, run: opkg list grep collectd-mod opkg install collectd-mod-ethstat collectd-mod-ipstatistics collectd-mod-irq collectd-mod-load collectd-mod-ping collectd-mod-powerdns collectd-mod-sqm collectd-mod-thermal collectd-mod-wireless 3.

That is a lot of flash space I see the graphs on a 4k desktop 27" display, and the new charts look nice and crisp. To see all the available collectd-modules, run: opkg list grep collectd-mod opkg install luci app statistics collectd-mod-ipstatistics collectd-mod-irq collectd-mod-load collectd-mod-ping collectd-mod-powerdns collectd-mod-sqm collectd-mod-thermal collectd-mod-wireless 3.

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OpenWrt includes real-time statistics however this does not store historical data for view by default. The luci-app-statistics package, based on collectd and rrdtool, will display historical graphs including ping, interface bandwidth utilization, cpu load, ram, disk, uptime, etc. For more info see statistical. For other Bandwidth Monitoring tools, see bwmon page. Install package luci-app-statistics. Several are suggested below, but many more exist. To see all the available collectd-modules, run: opkg list grep collectd-mod. To prevent this, you can configure a persistent storage location or configure backups - see below.

Luci app statistics

The easy-way: simply install luci-app-statistics and configure: howto. However, if you are bored, knock yourself out: dig deeper - instructions are below. Executing some simple commands like iptables -nL -v -x -t filter , tc -s qdisc show dev pppoe-dsl or tc filter show dev pppoe-dsl will already output statistical data. But there are tools which collect such and much more data and parse it for storage or for other programs which draw pictures from the parsed data:.

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Several are suggested below, but many more exist. I wanted to get your opinions on live loading scripts from a CDN from within apps and protos, so we can offload optionally dependent scripts from a package to keep things small. But the fonts may sometimes look a bit blurry. Already on GitHub? If you do not agree leave the website. The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:. You switched accounts on another tab or window. If your router crashes or suffers a power failure or other disorderly restart, the statistics history from the previous orderly shutdown will be restored during reboot. You signed in with another tab or window. Sorry, something went wrong.

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Graphs one can zoom and interact with. OpenWrt It would break compatibility to old 32bit databases, but those can be manually converted. Sorry, something went wrong. Even if we do not modify the LuCI stats, offering a current version of RRDtool would require this large new library set and modification of collectd etc. You've evidently put quite a bit of thought into this. OK More information about cookies. Lite is similar, and weighs in at KB minified. A similar story for vega-lite, outputs to SVG, which all browsers support anyway, and is pure web standards based. Dismiss alert. That would more easily enable it to be used for other purposes than just LuCI stats.