[ZBXNEXT-954] Units standardization Created: 2011 Sep 09 Updated: 2021 May 20 |
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Status: | Open |
Project: | ZABBIX FEATURE REQUESTS |
Component/s: | Frontend (F), Server (S) |
Affects Version/s: | None |
Fix Version/s: | None |
Type: | Change Request | Priority: | Major |
Reporter: | Piotr Szczepański | Assignee: | Unassigned |
Resolution: | Unresolved | Votes: | 15 |
Labels: | consistency, units, usability | ||
Remaining Estimate: | Not Specified | ||
Time Spent: | Not Specified | ||
Original Estimate: | Not Specified |
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Description |
according to topic: 1K = 1024 or 1K = 1000 ?? -> let's stop making people guess ==== 1 === (FAST FIX)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IEEE_1541 === 2 === (Improvement) so people can chose display format:
but additional column in items table is needed so it can be only target for zabbix 2.0 now u can use Unist field and do it this way (temporary): If set, Zabbix will add the unit postfix to all received values. + Since Zabbix 1.8.8, default multiplier is 1000, and special processing is used for units iB and ib, where multiplier is 1024. unixtime - translated to "yyyy.mm.dd hh:mm:ss" EDIT: {switch:if.Fa5.In.last(0)}>3.9M i don't know - its activating when used bandwidth is over 3.9*1024*1024 ? or 3.9*1000*1000 but server should calculate it like this: {switch:if.Fa5.In.last(0)}>3.9M -> {switch:if.Fa5.In.last(0)}>3.9*1000*1000 {switch:if.Fa5.In.last(0)}>3.9Mi -> {switch:if.Fa5.In.last(0)}>3.9*1024*1024 ADDITIONAL INFO (don't read if u don have time): packets are in units x1000 |
Comments |
Comment by richlv [ 2011 Sep 09 ] |
this is mixing several different issues in one, might be hard to follow. blacklist customisation is |
Comment by Oleksii Zagorskyi [ 2011 Nov 24 ] |
some answers and suggestion reported in the ZBX-4390 |
Comment by Volker Fröhlich [ 2014 Jan 14 ] |
About the use of kilo: ZBX-5764
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Comment by Artjoms Rimdjonoks [ 2020 Jul 28 ] |
"http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IEEE_1541" is not the only standard, there are 2 standards on this issue: It happens that Zabbix uses the JEDEC at the moment. |
Comment by Glebs Ivanovskis [ 2021 May 20 ] |
If Wikipedia quotes JEDEC correctly, it does not feel like JEDEC is encouraging use of "binary" kilo-, mega- and giga- prefixes:
Aforementioned "alternative system" from IEC 6007-2 is Ki, Mi, Gi, etc. |