Yes, in MikroTik RouterOS it is possible to store the consumption graphs of the interfaces and resources on the device's disk. This allows you to maintain a historical record of network activity and system resources for later analysis or reference.

We explain how you can do it:

Disk Graphics Storage Configuration in MikroTik RouterOS:

In MikroTik RouterOS, the configuration to store graphs of interface and resource consumption on disk is done under the “/tool ​​graphing” menu. By default, graphics monitoring is disabled, but you can configure it for interfaces, resources, and simple queues in their respective submenus.

Sub-menu: /tool ​​graphing

• store-every (24hours | 5min | hour): Defines how often the collected data will be written to the system drive.
• page-refresh (integer | never): Specifies how often the graphics page is updated.

Monitoring of Interfaces and Queues:

You can configure interface and queue monitoring to collect bandwidth usage data and store it on disk. In the corresponding submenus, such as “/tool ​​graphing interface” and “/tool ​​graphing queue”, you can define the interfaces or queues to monitor, as well as whether you want to store the collected information on disk.

System Resource Monitoring:

The “/tool ​​graphing resource” sub-menu allows you to enable monitoring of system resources, including CPU, memory and disk usage. You can configure resource monitoring to store collected data on disk and access it from the web interface or through CLI commands.

Conclusion:

Configuring monitoring and disk graphics storage in MikroTik RouterOS allows you to keep a historical record of the consumption of interfaces and system resources.

Adjust the configuration parameters to your specific needs and ensure you have enough disk space available to store data effectively.