Update performance data unit of measure#61
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The performance data has the wrong unit, all are marked as "c" which is a continuous counter. Per Nagios guidelines, load averages should have no unit, and memory/storage should be in KB/GB/B units.
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The performance data has the wrong unit, all are marked as "c" which is a continuous counter. Per Nagios guidelines, load averages should have no unit, and memory/storage should be in KB/GB/B units.
When using pnp4nagios, the graphs are incorrectly rendered with the continuous counter UOM, this patch fixes the issue.
Sample perf data before change:
...| /volume1=4998c /volume2=2211cAfter change:
...|/volume1=4998GB /volume2=2211GB