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When graphite aggregates data from a high resolution database into a lower resolution database, this value determines how many samples must be present in order for data to be aggregated. A value of 0.3 means 30% of the possible high-resolution values must be present in order for data to be aggregated; if less than 30% are present, then a null value will be stored instead. Because so much of our data, particularly related to individual jobs, providers, etc, are so sporadic, set this value to 0 globally. This means that all min, max, and average values will be available in all databases. Change-Id: I5f416e798e7abedfde776c9571b6fc8cea5f3a33
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[min]
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pattern = \.min$
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xFilesFactor = 0
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aggregationMethod = min
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[max]
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pattern = \.max$
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xFilesFactor = 0
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aggregationMethod = max
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[sum]
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pattern = \.count$
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xFilesFactor = 0
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aggregationMethod = sum
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[stats_counts]
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pattern = ^stats_counts\..*
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xFilesFactor = 0
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aggregationMethod = sum
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[default_average]
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pattern = .*
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xFilesFactor = 0
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aggregationMethod = average
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