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brandservicecorps.com#%#name	#%#parent,	#%#parent
diskgraph_category
sda_rdio sda_wriograph_order
rdio wrio avgrdrqsz avgwrrqszgraph_order
	#%#parent
LINE1draw
.Average Request Size in kilobytes (1000 based)info
	avgrdrqsznegative

Req Size (KB)label
0min
	avgwrrqsz#%#name
GAUGEtype
normalgraph_data_size	,update_rate	avgwrrqsz		,update_rate
	avgrdrqsz#%#name
0min
GAUGEtype
normalgraph_data_size
nograph
dummylabel	#%#parent
LINE1draw	avgrdrqsz
diskgraph_category		#%#parent
IOs for /dev/sdagraph_title
Units read (-) / write (+)graph_vlabel	
nograph
dummylabel
LINE1draw	#%#parent	,update_rate
GAUGEtype
0min
rdio#%#name
normalgraph_data_sizerdio	
GAUGEtype
0min
wrio#%#name
normalgraph_data_size	,update_rate
LINE1draw	#%#parent
IO/seclabel
rdionegativewrio
sda#%#name�This graph shows the number of IO operations pr second and the average size of these requests.  Lots of small requests should result in in lower throughput (separate graph) and higher service time (separate graph).  Please note that starting with munin-node 2.0 the divisor for K is 1000 instead of 1024 which it was prior to 2.0 beta 3.  This is because the base for this graph is 1000 not 1024.
graph_info
--base 1000
graph_argssda
Disk IOs per devicegraph_title
(IOs/${graph_period} read (-) / write (+)graph_vlabel
400graph_width
diskstats_iops#%#name			#%#parent
LINE1draw
sdalabel
nograph
normalgraph_data_size
sda_rdio#%#name
0min
GAUGEtype	,update_ratesda_rdio	
LINE1draw		#%#parent
sdalabel
sda_rdionegative
normalgraph_data_size
GAUGEtype
sda_wrio#%#name
0min	,update_ratesda_wrio
--base 1000
graph_argsdiskstats_iops	
normalgraph_data_size
0min
	forwarded#%#name
DERIVEtype	,update_rate`	#%#parent
LINE2draw
	Forwardedlabel	forwarded

fw_packets#%#name
--base 1000 -l 0
graph_args	#%#parent
networkgraph_category
received forwardedgraph_order`	#%#parent
AREAdraw
Receivedlabel
0min
received#%#name
DERIVEtype
normalgraph_data_size	,update_ratereceived
Firewall Throughputgraph_title
Packets/${graph_period}graph_vlabel
fw_packets	
Uptimegraph_title
uptime in daysgraph_vlabel
uptimegraph_order	#%#parent
systemgraph_category
--base 1000 -l 0
graph_args
nograph_scale
uptime#%#name
normalgraph_data_size	,update_rate}	#%#parent
AREAdraw
uptimelabeluptime
uptime#%#nameuptime	
5--base 1000 --lower-limit 0 --upper-limit 100 --rigid
graph_args
sda#%#name
nograph_scale
Disk utilization for /dev/sdagraph_title
% busygraph_vlabel
utilgraph_order�	#%#parent
diskgraph_category	
LINE1draw�	#%#parent
Utilizationlabel
�Utilization of the device in percent. If the time spent for I/O is close to 1000msec for a given second, the device is nearly 100% saturated.info
normalgraph_data_size
GAUGEtype
0min
util#%#name	,update_rateutilsda
Utilization per devicegraph_title
% busygraph_vlabel
sda_utilgraph_order		,update_rate
0min
sda_util#%#name
GAUGEtype
normalgraph_data_size
Utilization of the deviceinfo
sdalabel�	#%#parent
LINE1drawsda_util	#%#parent
diskgraph_category
5--base 1000 --lower-limit 0 --upper-limit 100 --rigid
graph_args
400graph_width
nograph_scale
diskstats_utilization#%#namediskstats_utilization3
normalgraph_data_size
0min
i139#%#name
DERIVEtype	,update_rate�	#%#parent
)Interrupt 139, for device(s): eth1-TxRx-3info
eth1-TxRx-3labeli139
Individual interruptsgraph_title
interrupts / ${graph_period}graph_vlabel	,update_rate
0min
iTRM#%#name
DERIVEtype
normalgraph_data_size
6Interrupt TRM, for device(s): Thermal event interruptsinfo
Thermal event interruptslabel�	#%#parentiTRM�	#%#parent
1Interrupt SPU, for device(s): Spurious interruptsinfo
Spurious interruptslabel
0min
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DERIVEtype
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normalgraph_data_size
iMCP#%#name
0min
DERIVEtype
1Interrupt MCP, for device(s): Machine check pollsinfo
Machine check pollslabel�	#%#parentiMCP�	#%#parent
Function call interruptslabel
6Interrupt CAL, for device(s): Function call interruptsinfo
DERIVEtype
0min
iCAL#%#name
normalgraph_data_size	,update_rateiCAL	,update_rate
normalgraph_data_size
0min
i0#%#name
DERIVEtype
!Interrupt 0, for device(s): timerinfo
timerlabel�	#%#parenti0
irqstats#%#name	,update_rate
normalgraph_data_size
i9#%#name
0min
DERIVEtype
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acpilabel�	#%#parenti9
mei_melabel
$Interrupt 508, for device(s): mei_meinfo�	#%#parent	,update_rate
DERIVEtype
0min
i508#%#name
normalgraph_data_sizei508
%Interrupt 20, for device(s): idma64.2info
idma64.2label�	#%#parent	,update_rate
normalgraph_data_size
i20#%#name
0min
DERIVEtypei20
Posted-interrupt wakeup eventlabel
;Interrupt PIW, for device(s): Posted-interrupt wakeup eventinfo�	#%#parent	,update_rate
DERIVEtype
iPIW#%#name
0min
normalgraph_data_sizeiPIW	,update_rate
DERIVEtype
iPIN#%#name
0min
normalgraph_data_size
#Posted-interrupt notification eventlabel
AInterrupt PIN, for device(s): Posted-interrupt notification eventinfo�	#%#parentiPIN
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graph_info�	#%#parent
Non-maskable interruptslabel
5Interrupt NMI, for device(s): Non-maskable interruptsinfo
DERIVEtype
0min
iNMI#%#name
normalgraph_data_size	,update_rateiNMI
systemgraph_category�	#%#parent
i2c_designware.1, idma64.1label
7Interrupt 17, for device(s): i2c_designware.1, idma64.1info
DERIVEtype
0min
i17#%#name
normalgraph_data_size	,update_ratei17
normalgraph_data_size
DERIVEtype
0min
iDFR#%#name	,update_rate�	#%#parent
Deferred Error APIC interruptslabel
<Interrupt DFR, for device(s): Deferred Error APIC interruptsinfoiDFR	,update_rate
normalgraph_data_size
DERIVEtype
0min
iPMI#%#name
!Performance monitoring interruptslabel
?Interrupt PMI, for device(s): Performance monitoring interruptsinfo�	#%#parentiPMI
&Interrupt 124, for device(s): xhci_hcdinfo
xhci_hcdlabel�	#%#parent	,update_rate
0min
i124#%#name
DERIVEtype
normalgraph_data_sizei124�	#%#parent
ERRlabel
0min
iERR#%#name
DERIVEtype
normalgraph_data_size	,update_rateiERR
6Interrupt MCE, for device(s): Machine check exceptionsinfo
Machine check exceptionslabel�	#%#parent	,update_rate
normalgraph_data_size
0min
iMCE#%#name
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normalgraph_data_size
0min
iMIS#%#name
DERIVEtype	,update_rate�	#%#parent
MISlabeliMIS�	#%#parent
5Interrupt RES, for device(s): Rescheduling interruptsinfo
Rescheduling interruptslabel
0min
iRES#%#name
DERIVEtype
normalgraph_data_size	,update_rateiRES
normalgraph_data_size
DERIVEtype
0min
i135#%#name	,update_rate�	#%#parent
eth1label
"Interrupt 135, for device(s): eth1infoi135�	#%#parent
&Interrupt 121, for device(s): PCIe PMEinfo
PCIe PMElabel
normalgraph_data_size
0min
i121#%#name
DERIVEtype	,update_ratei121
eth1-TxRx-6label
)Interrupt 142, for device(s): eth1-TxRx-6info�	#%#parent	,update_rate
DERIVEtype
i142#%#name
0min
normalgraph_data_sizei142	#%#parent	,update_rate
normalgraph_data_size
DERIVEtype
0min
i14#%#name

INT3450:00label
'Interrupt 14, for device(s): INT3450:00info�	#%#parenti14�	#%#parent
#Interrupt 120, for device(s): dmar0info
dmar0label
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0min
DERIVEtype
normalgraph_data_size	,update_ratei120
Threshold APIC interruptslabel
7Interrupt THR, for device(s): Threshold APIC interruptsinfo�	#%#parent	,update_rate
DERIVEtype
iTHR#%#name
0min
normalgraph_data_sizeiTHR�	#%#parent
APIC ICR read retrieslabel
3Interrupt RTR, for device(s): APIC ICR read retriesinfo
DERIVEtype
0min
iRTR#%#name
normalgraph_data_size	,update_rateiRTR	,update_rate
iTLB#%#name
0min
DERIVEtype
normalgraph_data_size
,Interrupt TLB, for device(s): TLB shootdownsinfo
TLB shootdownslabel�	#%#parentiTLB�	#%#parent
Nested posted-interrupt eventlabel
;Interrupt NPI, for device(s): Nested posted-interrupt eventinfo
normalgraph_data_size
DERIVEtype
0min
iNPI#%#name	,update_rateiNPI	,update_rate
DERIVEtype
0min
i143#%#name
normalgraph_data_size
eth1-TxRx-7label
)Interrupt 143, for device(s): eth1-TxRx-7info�	#%#parenti143
)Interrupt 137, for device(s): eth1-TxRx-1info
eth1-TxRx-1label�	#%#parent	,update_rate
0min
i137#%#name
DERIVEtype
normalgraph_data_sizei137	,update_rate
normalgraph_data_size
0min
iIWI#%#name
DERIVEtype
1Interrupt IWI, for device(s): IRQ work interruptsinfo
IRQ work interruptslabel�	#%#parentiIWI�	#%#parent
&i801_smbus, i2c_designware.0, idma64.0label
CInterrupt 16, for device(s): i801_smbus, i2c_designware.0, idma64.0info
DERIVEtype
0min
i16#%#name
normalgraph_data_size	,update_ratei16
0min
i140#%#name
DERIVEtype
normalgraph_data_size	,update_rate�	#%#parent
)Interrupt 140, for device(s): eth1-TxRx-4info
eth1-TxRx-4labeli140	,update_rate
normalgraph_data_size
0min
i138#%#name
DERIVEtype
)Interrupt 138, for device(s): eth1-TxRx-2info
eth1-TxRx-2label�	#%#parenti138	,update_rate
normalgraph_data_size
DERIVEtype
i134#%#name
0min
0000:00:17.0label
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i141#%#name
0min
DERIVEtype
normalgraph_data_size
)Interrupt 141, for device(s): eth1-TxRx-5info
eth1-TxRx-5label�	#%#parenti141
PCIe PMElabel
&Interrupt 122, for device(s): PCIe PMEinfo�	#%#parent	,update_rate
normalgraph_data_size
DERIVEtype
0min
i122#%#namei122
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rtc0label
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DERIVEtype
i8#%#name
0min
normalgraph_data_size	,update_ratei8�	#%#parent
4Interrupt LOC, for device(s): Local timer interruptsinfo
Local timer interruptslabel
iLOC#%#name
0min
DERIVEtype
normalgraph_data_size	,update_rateiLOC	,update_rate
DERIVEtype
0min
i509#%#name
normalgraph_data_size
mei_melabel
$Interrupt 509, for device(s): mei_meinfo�	#%#parenti509	,update_rate
DERIVEtype
0min
i123#%#name
normalgraph_data_size
PCIe PMElabel
&Interrupt 123, for device(s): PCIe PMEinfo�	#%#parenti123�	#%#parent
eth1-TxRx-0label
)Interrupt 136, for device(s): eth1-TxRx-0info
normalgraph_data_size
DERIVEtype
0min
i136#%#name	,update_ratei136irqstats	
swap_in swap_outgraph_order
systemgraph_category	#%#parent
*pages per ${graph_period} in (-) / out (+)graph_vlabel
Swap in/outgraph_title
swap#%#name
-l 0 --base 1000
graph_args		,update_rate
normalgraph_data_size
DERIVEtype
0min
swap_out#%#name
swaplabel
swap_innegativep	#%#parent
100000maxswap_out	
nograph
swaplabel
100000maxp	#%#parent	,update_rate
DERIVEtype
0min
swap_in#%#name
normalgraph_data_sizeswap_inswap

sThe load average of the machine describes how many processes are in the run-queue (scheduled to run "immediately").
graph_info
--base 1000 -l 0
graph_args
load#%#name�	#%#parent
normalgraph_data_size
5 minute load averageinfo	,update_rate
loadlabelload
nograph_scale
load#%#name
Load averagegraph_title
loadgraph_vlabel
loadgraph_order	#%#parent
systemgraph_categoryload	
slow queries / ${graph_period}graph_vlabel
MySQL slow queriesgraph_title	#%#parent
mysqlgraph_category
queriesgraph_order
�Note that this is a old plugin which is no longer installed by default.  It is retained for compatability with old installations.
graph_info
--base 1000 -l 0
graph_args
mysql_slowqueries#%#name
slow querieslabel�	#%#parent
500000max	,update_rate
DERIVEtype
0min
queries#%#name
normalgraph_data_sizequeriesmysql_slowqueries

mysql_bytes#%#name
--base 1024
graph_args
�Note that this is a old plugin which is no longer installed by default.  It is retained for compatability with old installations.
graph_info
	,update_rate
normalgraph_data_size
DERIVEtype
0min
recv#%#name

transfer ratelabel
nograph
LINE2draw�	#%#parent
80000000maxrecv

80000000max�	#%#parent
LINE2draw
recvnegative

transfer ratelabel
normalgraph_data_size
0min
sent#%#name
DERIVEtype	,update_ratesent
	recv sentgraph_order	#%#parent
mysqlgraph_category
1bytes received (-) / sent (+) per ${graph_period}graph_vlabel
MySQL throughputgraph_titlemysql_bytes		
0022FFcolour
normalgraph_data_size
frozen#%#name	,update_rate
0:100warning
0:200critical�	#%#parent
STACKdraw
frozen mailslabelfrozen
mails frozengraph_order	#%#parent
eximgraph_category
Exim Mailqueuegraph_title
mails in queuegraph_vlabel
exim_mailqueue#%#name
--base 1000 -l 0
graph_args	
0:200critical
0:100warning	,update_rate
mails#%#name
normalgraph_data_size
00AA00colour
queued mailslabel
AREAdraw�	#%#parentmailsexim_mailqueue
host.brandservicecorps.com#%#name
--base 1000
graph_args

apache_volume#%#name

Apache volumegraph_title
bytes per ${graph_period}graph_vlabel
apachegraph_category	#%#parent
volume80graph_order	,update_rate
0min
volume80#%#name
DERIVEtype
normalgraph_data_size
port 80label�	#%#parent

1000000000maxvolume80
apache_volume
.rcvd trans rcvd trans rxdrop txdrop collisionsgraph_order
rxdrop#%#name
COUNTERtype
normalgraph_data_size	,update_rate	#%#parent
nograph
dropslabelrxdrop
networkgraph_category
dropslabel
rxdropnegative	#%#parent	,update_rate
COUNTERtype
txdrop#%#name
normalgraph_data_sizetxdrop
if_err_eth0#%#name
eth0 errorsgraph_title
,packets in (-) / out (+) per ${graph_period}graph_vlabel
rcvdnegative
errorslabel	#%#parent
1warning	,update_rate
trans#%#name
COUNTERtype
normalgraph_data_sizetrans	#%#parent
--base 1000
graph_args
bThis graph shows the amount of errors, packet drops, and collisions on the eth0 network interface.
graph_info	,update_rate
1warning
normalgraph_data_size
rcvd#%#name
COUNTERtype
errorslabel
nograph	#%#parentrcvd	#%#parent

collisionslabel
normalgraph_data_size
COUNTERtype

collisions#%#name	,update_rate
collisionsif_err_eth0
Netstatgraph_title
TCP connectionsgraph_vlabel	
.The number of passive TCP openings per second.info
passivelabel
50000maxC	#%#parent	,update_rate
normalgraph_data_size
passive#%#name
0min
DERIVEtypepassive		,update_rate
0min
failed#%#name
DERIVEtype
normalgraph_data_size
8The number of failed TCP connection attempts per second.info
failedlabel
50000maxC	#%#parentfailed	#%#parent	
activelabel
-The number of active TCP openings per second.infoC	#%#parent
50000max	,update_rate
DERIVEtype
active#%#name
0min
normalgraph_data_sizeactive
secondgraph_period
--base 1000 --logarithmic
graph_args
IThis graph shows the TCP activity of all the network interfaces combined.
graph_info
)The number of currently open connections.info
establishedlabelC	#%#parent
50000max	,update_rate
established#%#name
GAUGEtype
normalgraph_data_sizeestablished		,update_rate
DERIVEtype
0min
resets#%#name
normalgraph_data_size
resetslabel
$The number of TCP connection resets.infoC	#%#parent
50000maxresets
networkgraph_category
(active passive failed resets establishedgraph_order
netstat#%#namenetstat
ACPI Thermal zone temperaturesgraph_title
Celsiusgraph_vlabel
sensorsgraph_category	#%#parent

thermal_zone0graph_order
�This graph shows the temperature in different ACPI Thermal zones.  If there is only one it will usually be the case temperature.
graph_info
acpi#%#name
acpitzlabel	,update_rate�	#%#parent

thermal_zone0#%#name
normalgraph_data_size
thermal_zone0acpi

entropy (bytes)graph_vlabel
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systemgraph_category	#%#parent
entropygraph_order
--base 1000 -l 0
graph_args
?This graph shows the amount of entropy available in the system.
graph_info�	#%#parent
entropy#%#name
normalgraph_data_size
entropylabel	,update_rate
[The number of random bytes available. This is typically used by cryptographic applications.infoentropy
nograph_scale
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used maxgraph_order
systemgraph_category
normalgraph_data_size
max#%#name�	#%#parent	,update_rate
max open fileslabel
TThe maximum supported number of open files. Tune by modifying /proc/sys/fs/file-max.infomax	#%#parent
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open_files#%#name
/This graph monitors the Linux open files table.
graph_info
--base 1000 -l 0
graph_args
1462570warning
1557955critical
#The number of currently open files.info	,update_rate

open fileslabel�	#%#parent
used#%#name
normalgraph_data_sizeused
open_files

intr ctxgraph_order
systemgraph_category	#%#parent
+interrupts & ctx switches / ${graph_period}graph_vlabel
Interrupts and context switchesgraph_title	
context switcheslabel
�A context switch occurs when a multitasking operatings system suspends the currently running process, and starts executing another.info
100000max�	#%#parent	,update_rate
normalgraph_data_size
DERIVEtype
0min
ctx#%#namectx

interrupts#%#name
--base 1000 -l 0
graph_args
xThis graph shows the number of interrupts and context switches on the system. These are typically high on a busy system.
graph_info	
normalgraph_data_size
DERIVEtype
intr#%#name
0min	,update_rate
100000max�	#%#parent

interruptslabel
�Interrupts are events that alter sequence of instructions executed by a processor. They can come from either hardware (exceptions, NMI, IRQ) or software.infointr
interrupts
yesgraph_scaleiThis graph shows the run time of the four different processes making up a munin-master run.  Munin-master is run from cron every 5 minutes and we want each of the programmes in munin-master to complete before the next instance starts.  Especially munin-update and munin-graph are time consuming and their run time bears watching. If munin-update uses too long time to run please see the munin-update graph to determine which host is slowing it down.  If munin-graph is running too slow you need to get clever (email the munin-users mailing list) unless you can buy a faster computer with better disks to run munin on.
graph_info
--base 1000 -l 0
graph_args	#%#parent
munin updatelabel
	AREASTACKdraw�	#%#parent
285critical
240warning	,update_rate
update#%#name
normalgraph_data_sizeupdate
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	AREASTACKdraw
munin limitslabellimits
normalgraph_data_size�	#%#parent
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munin_stats#%#name
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muningraph_category
munin graphlabel
	AREASTACKdraw�	#%#parent	,update_rate
285critical
240warning
normalgraph_data_size
graph#%#namegraphmunin_stats	#%#parent
apachegraph_category

accesses80graph_order
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accesses / ${graph_period}graph_vlabel		,update_rate
normalgraph_data_size
DERIVEtype
0min

accesses80#%#name
port 80label
SThe number of accesses (pages and other items served) globally on the Apache serverinfo	#%#parent
1000000max
accesses80
apache_accesses#%#name
--base 1000
graph_argsapache_accesses
'This graph shows the number of threads.
graph_info
threads#%#name
number of threadsgraph_vlabel
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normalgraph_data_size&	#%#parent
threads#%#name
threadslabel	,update_rate
The current number of threads.infothreads	#%#parent
	processesgraph_category
threadsgraph_orderthreads

)bits in (-) / out (+) per ${graph_period}graph_vlabel
eth1 trafficgraph_title

DERIVEtype
0min
down#%#name
normalgraph_data_size	,update_rate7	#%#parent
down,8,*cdef

1000000000max
nograph
receivedlabeldown
networkgraph_category	#%#parent
down up down upgraph_order
--base 1000
graph_args@This graph shows the traffic of the eth1 network interface. Please note that the traffic is shown in bits per second, not bytes. IMPORTANT: On 32-bit systems the data source for this plugin uses 32-bit counters, which makes the plugin unreliable and unsuitable for most 100-Mb/s (or faster) interfaces, where traffic is expected to exceed 50 Mb/s over a 5 minute period.  This means that this plugin is unsuitable for most 32-bit production environments. To avoid this problem, use the ip_ plugin instead.  There should be no problems on 64-bit systems running 64-bit kernels.
graph_info
if_eth1#%#name
downnegative
bpslabel

1000000000max	,update_rate
up#%#name
:Traffic of the eth1 interface. Maximum speed is 1000 Mb/s.info7	#%#parent
up,8,*cdef
normalgraph_data_size
0min
DERIVEtypeupif_eth1	
	processesgraph_category	#%#parent		,update_rate
DERIVEtype
0min
forks#%#name
normalgraph_data_size
forkslabel
The number of forks per second.infoZ	#%#parent
100000maxforks
forksgraph_order
	Fork rategraph_title
forks / ${graph_period}graph_vlabel
forks#%#name
--base 1000 -l 0
graph_args
HThis graph shows the number of forks (new processes started) per second.
graph_infoforks	#%#parent	

mysql_threads#%#name
�Note that this is a old plugin which is no longer installed by default.  It is retained for compatability with old installations.
graph_info
--base 1000
graph_args	#%#parent
mysqlgraph_category
threadsgraph_order

MySQL threadsgraph_title
threadsgraph_vlabel

mysql threadslabel	,update_ratep	#%#parent
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