Get monitoring graphs

These methods return the graphs of the Monitoring screen: calls in progress, calls per second, processing time, CPU, disk and network load. getMonitoringGraph returns a PNG image, getMonitoringGraphData the same series as CSV. Both take the same parameters.

The methods support trusted mode with i_customer.

Parameters

Both methods take these parameters.

Name	Type	Required	Description
`type`	string	yes	The graph, from the table below
`start_date`	string	no	Start of the graph in UTC, in the form `09:57:29.000 GMT Wed Nov 18 2009`. Default: 12 hours ago
`interval`	int	no	Length of the graph in seconds. Default: `43200` (12 hours)
`width`	int	no	Width of the image in pixels. Default: `330`
`height`	int	no	Height of the image in pixels. Default: `120`
`timezone`	string	no	Time zone for the time axis, for example `Europe/London`
`i_environment`	int	no	Environment to draw the graph for. Default: the environment you call

`type`	Graph in the panel
`calls_in_progress`	Calls in Progress
`calls_per_second`	Calls Per Second
`call_processing_time`	Call Processing Time
`acd_asr`	ASR / ACD
`dbsize`, `dbsize_slave`	DB Size, Hot Stand-by DB Size
`bandwidth_in_use_perenv`, `throughput_perenv`	Bandwidth in Use, Throughput of one environment
`cpu_load`	CPU Load
`disk_load`	Disk Load
`bandwidth_in_use`, `throughput`	Bandwidth in Use, Throughput of the server
`netmem_alloc`, `netmem_activity`	Network Buffers Allocation, Network Buffers Activity
`calls_in_progress_total`, `calls_per_second_total`, `call_processing_time_total`, `acd_asr_total`, `dbsize_total`, `dbsize_slave_total`	The same graphs for the whole switch (System Total)
`rtp_sessions_total`, `rtp_health_total`, `rtp_aduration_total`, `rtp_throughput_total`	RTP Sessions, RTP Health, Avg RTP Session Duration, RTP Throughput of the whole switch

The panel shows the _total and netmem_ graphs only in the first environment, and the dbsize_slave graphs only when replication is on.

`getMonitoringGraph`

Returns

Name	Type	Description
`result`	string	`OK`
`graph`	string	The graph as a base64-encoded PNG image

Example

import base64

resp = call("getMonitoringGraph", {"type": "calls_in_progress", "interval": 86400, "width": 800, "height": 300})
with open("calls.png", "wb") as f:
    f.write(base64.b64decode(resp["graph"]))

{"result": "OK", "graph": "iVBORw0KGgoAAAANSUhEUgAAAyAAAAEs…"}

`getMonitoringGraphData`

Returns

Name	Type	Description
`result`	string	`OK`
`csv_data`	string	The data of the graph as a base64-encoded CSV file

Example

import base64

resp = call("getMonitoringGraphData", {"type": "calls_per_second", "interval": 3600})
print(base64.b64decode(resp["csv_data"]).decode())

{"result": "OK", "csv_data": "…"}