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Tobias Leupold
Tobias Leupold

Reputation: 1734

rrdtool: Get the maximum value of the y axis / maximum of all curves

Is there an easy way to get the maximum value of all curves in an rrd chart (which is the computed height of the y axis)?

I have a chart with multiple temperature curves. I also have the state of some pumps, represented as 0 or 1. I now want to display a line if the respective pump is on and none if it's off.

I thought about simply putting the line above all over lines, by multiplying the DS with the maximum of all temperature curves plus some space.

I found that I can do

VDEF:some_maximum=some_ds,MAXIMUM

to get the maximum value of one DS. But how can I get the maximum of those values? Or is there an easier way to get the overall maximum y value?

Thanks in advance for all help!

Upvotes: 0

Views: 564

Answers (1)

Tobi Oetiker
Tobi Oetiker

Reputation: 5460

If you first do

CDEF:maxds=ds1,ds2,MAXNAN,ds3,MAXNAN

and then

VDEF:maxval=maxds,MAXIMUM

you get the overall max.

I used MAXNAN and not MAX to still give you a number even in the presence of Unknown (NAN) data.

Upvotes: 0

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