Compare your network traffic by day, week, month, and year.
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After Munin is installed you will see a listing of the servers/nodes you have configured. There will be no data collected so you will see no graphs (or indications that system is working).
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From this graph you can track the ebb and flow of your hourly network traffic.
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With this graph we can easily track the load placed on different databases found on a database server.
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This portion of the Munin configuration file is where you define your host. This particular host is gathering information about itself.
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Once the configuration is complete, and Munin restarted, you will shortly see the graphs appear. After another brief period, these graphs will begin to fill with data.
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