- Notes, cautions, and warnings
- Introduction to this guide
- InsightIQ overview
- Cluster monitoring
- Performance reports
- Performance Reports Overview
- Live Performance Reports
- Cluster Performance report overview
- Node Performance report overview
- Network Performance report overview
- Client Performance report overview
- Disk Performance report overview
- File System Performance report overview
- File System Cache Performance report overview
- Cluster Capacity Performance report overview
- Deduplication Performance report overview
- Cluster Events Performance report overview
- Jobs and Services Performance report overview
- Partition Performance Report Overview
- Interpreting Performance Reports, Modules, and Breakouts
- Publish reports
- Customizing Performance Reports
- File System reports
- InsightIQ export data
Dell InsightIQ 4.3.0.0 User Guide
Export data overview
Use InsightIQ data with a third-party application.
You can export InsightIQ data if you want to access the data with a third-party application, such as Microsoft Excel. After you import the data to a third-party application, you can analyze and display the data. InsightIQ outputs data to a comma-separated value (CSV) file.
For Performance reports, InsightIQ averages data before displaying it in the InsightIQ web application. However, when you export InsightIQ data, InsightIQ does not average the data before creating the CSV file. Because of this, exported datapoints for Performance reports might not exactly match the data as it appears in the InsightIQ web interface.
You can export data from Performance reports and File System Analytics reports. Exporting data from other reports is not supported.
CSV export format
The first two columns describe the data points displayed in the Performance module chart. The first column is the timestamp of when the sample period for that data point began. The second value describes the value for the sample period.If you included minimum and maximum values, the next two columns describe the minimum and maximum values. The first column is the timestamp of when the ten-minute sampling period began. The second value describes the minimum value during the sample period. The third value describes the maximum value during the sample period.
If you included breakouts, the remaining columns describe the breakouts. Each breakout contains two columns. The first column describes the timestamp of when the sampling period of the data beginning point. The second value describes the value of the breakout during the sample period.
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