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Add messages_delivered_get to rabbitmq_overview #3596

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Expand Up @@ -119,7 +119,7 @@ For additional details reference the [RabbitMQ Management HTTP Stats](https://cd
Message rates for the entire node can be calculated from total message counts. For instance, to get the rate of messages published per minute, use this query:

```
SELECT NON_NEGATIVE_DIFFERENCE(LAST("messages_published")) AS messages_published_rate
SELECT NON_NEGATIVE_DERIVATIVE(LAST("messages_published"), 1m) AS messages_published_rate
FROM rabbitmq_overview WHERE time > now() - 10m GROUP BY time(1m)
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I might recommend non_negative_derivative(..., 1m) instead of difference(). That way the query always gives you the 1m rate, regardless of the group by interval. Both methods are perfectly valid, just the derivative tends to be more useful in graphing as your group by interval changes based on the time range.

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Alright.

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