It is not to easy to spot days that have an unusually high rate of newly added relays by looking at [1]. What about a new graph that shows only the number of new unique relay fingerprints first seen on a given day?
I think there is a slight misunderstanding what kind of graphs are requested in this ticket, BUT I would still like to see this graphs being added to metrics.
does not contain the required data to draw the graphs requested in this ticket, since servers.csv only shows absolute numbers and does not say anything about when a relay has first been seen on the tor network (a new fingerprint never seen before).
"first_seen" as defined in
https://onionoo.torproject.org/#details (first_seen field)
Could you separate relay graphs from bridge graphs (due to the huge spikes for the bridges)?
I am interested in your proposed metric of new unique relays - I consider it to be one of many time series in a data warehouse for privacy intelligence which I would like to implement. I would need to collaborate with you and others to identify signals to be included. Interested in collaborating to create this data warehouse?
The suggested graph is indeed not correct, because the necessary data is not yet available. I also don't find the suggested graph as useful on its own, which is why I closed #22425 (moved). Please refer to the reason for closing that I wrote down there.
Setting up a data warehouse sounds like a fun project, but it's currently out of scope for metrics team work. That shouldn't stop others from doing it, of course.
Last but not least, if we want to provide the graph suggested in this ticket, we'll have to write a new data-processing module in metrics-web that provides exactly the data we need.
Trac: Summary: new graph: new relays per day (identified by fp) to Add graph with new relays per day (identified by fingerprint)