I think both - short-term and long-term - statistics are valuable. Short-term to control the impact of changes (some OS fine-tuning, routing changes, bandwidth changes,...) and long-term to see how stable everything is and how much a node is actually used and how it develops over time.
To avoid misreading and confusion there should be no blank chars shown on Atlas when there is nothing available to fill them with data. This includes long-term charts where no recent data is shown (e.g even on a five-year graph I would expect to see data even if the node is maybe up for two years only).
Hopefully, Atlas will provide that info in more complete and obvious, understandable way sometime. I definitely appreciate the work behind it! :-)
Am 19.01.2017 21:58 schrieb Ivan Markin:
mistral.relay@xxxxxxxxxx:Maybe it's just me - but I tried three different browsers and usually can't see the short term usage charts on Atlas, i.e. 3-days and 1 week bandwidth charts are usually just blank. Two random examples where I can't see the charts (but there is data; monthly and yearly charts showing up quite well):Sorry, if this is my local issue but I just can't find the reason for it...Not just you. This data is gone. Though Atlas still 'plots' it. See https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor/ticket/19553. -- Ivan Markin _______________________________________________ tor-relays mailing list tor-relays@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx https://lists.torproject.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/tor-relays
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