When I watch graphs there is something that really confuse me. In example, analyzing the "CPU utilization" graph (Template Module Linux CPU by Zabbix agent), if I select the last 7 days period, I can see the following data:

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It seems a quiet situation, the CPU is really not stressed, that's good I can add more load since the CPU usage is never greater than 30-35% circa.
But if I select a different period of time, lets say the last 2 days, I see a completely different scenario:

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The CPU usage reach the 75% on 08-10 (10th August) at 03:00 AM​, and this data does not match the data returned by the previous graph in the same datetime, and anyway in any point. How is this possible, there is maybe a setting that I can tweak in order to fix this?
But there is more... if I really look closely in the detail, in the last 7 days graph I can see that the max value, the peak, happened on 08-09 (9th August) at 03:00 AM, Instead in the last 2 days graph it seems the opposite, the max value is reached on 08-10 (10th August) at 03:00 AM.
My main concern is the first issue, can I do something about it? If there is some minor incorrectness like the one I just described, I can leave with that.
Thanks a lot for any help
It seems a quiet situation, the CPU is really not stressed, that's good I can add more load since the CPU usage is never greater than 30-35% circa.
But if I select a different period of time, lets say the last 2 days, I see a completely different scenario:
The CPU usage reach the 75% on 08-10 (10th August) at 03:00 AM​, and this data does not match the data returned by the previous graph in the same datetime, and anyway in any point. How is this possible, there is maybe a setting that I can tweak in order to fix this?
But there is more... if I really look closely in the detail, in the last 7 days graph I can see that the max value, the peak, happened on 08-09 (9th August) at 03:00 AM, Instead in the last 2 days graph it seems the opposite, the max value is reached on 08-10 (10th August) at 03:00 AM.
My main concern is the first issue, can I do something about it? If there is some minor incorrectness like the one I just described, I can leave with that.
Thanks a lot for any help
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