Changes between Version 5 and Version 6 of HowTo/LabWikiGraphUsingCSV

Timestamp:

06/09/14 18:39:00 (10 years ago)

Author:

dbhat@bbn.com

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HowTo/LabWikiGraphUsingCSV

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 = Example to Plot !LabWiki Graph from a CSV File =
 
-== 1. On InstaGENI, use the following image which has the latest GIMI and other Tools installed: ==
+== 1. On InstaGENI, use the following image which has the latest GIMI and other required Tools installed ==
 
 
@@ -16 +16 @@
 For this example, the CSV File used is attached here (wimaxss.csv)
 
-Each of the fields has been taken as a separate measurement point for this example.
+Each of the fields is taken as a separate measurement point for this example.
 
 
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 === 3.1 Define a class of measurement point variables ===
 
-This is based on the number and type of the fields in the CSV file
+This is based on the number and data type of the fields in the CSV file
 
 {{{
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 === Specify number of lines to read ===
 
-The log.backward() function specifies the number of lines to read while doing a file tail. In this example, it reads only 1 line from the file's history.
+The log.backward() function specifies the number of lines to read while doing a file tail. In this example, we read 1 line from the file's history.
 
 {{{
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 end
 }}}
-
 
 
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 === 4.3 Define OML Application with path on VM ===
 
+Here, you will need to define a measurement function for the measurement points as defined in step 3.1. Replace "/usr/local/bin/ofcollect.rb" with the path of your OML4R application script written in Step 3.
 
 {{{
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   app.defProperty("interval","Interval",'-i', {:type => :string})
   app.defMeasurement('wrapper_wimaxss') do |m|
-    m.defMetric(':pathtype', :string)
-    m.defMetric('throughput',:int64)
-    m.defMetric('instput',:int64)
+    m.defMetric('ifacemac', :string)
+    m.defMetric('ssid',:int64)
+    m.defMetric('netoper', :string)
   end
 end
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 === 4.4 Create Node Group with Application ===
+
+The 'target' property specifies the path of the CSV file on the VM.
 
 {{{
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 === 4.5 Define parameters for Graph ===
+
+Here, we draw two types of graphs. The first one is a Line Graph which plots SSID as a function of time for ever Hardware MAC Address. [[BR]]
+
+The second graph is a Histogram which plots SSID as a function of time for every Network Operator
 
 Line Graph
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   app.defProperty("interval","Interval",'-i', {:type => :string})
   app.defMeasurement('wrapper_wimaxss') do |m|
-    m.defMetric(':pathtype', :string)
-    m.defMetric('throughput',:int64)
-    m.defMetric('instput',:int64)
+    m.defMetric('ifacemac', :string)
+    m.defMetric('ssid',:int64)
+    m.defMetric('netoper', :string)
   end
 end