Instead of buying and installing SSDs, storing Graphiteâs whisper files in a memory-backed filesystem can be a good way to go if you have the RAM to spare. Depending on your environment, you may or may not care about losing a few minutes (or hours) of metric data. I know we certainly donât care about losing 30 minutes, so thereâs no reason for our carbon-cache instances to be scrawling to persiste
July 25, 2013 Hosted Graphite is an open-source, application metrics system that lets you measure, analyze, and visualize large amounts of data about your applications and backend systems, without worrying about setting up your own server and dealing with scaling, backups, or maintenance. They use Riak to store all of their metrics â a time series collection of name-value data. Hosted Graphite was
[Note: Itâs not quite âclusteringâ by my definition, but this post is linked to enough that itâs too late to change the title. Based this on the Graphite config naming conventions for consistency.] [Note #2 - April, 2015: the purpose of this post was originally to describe the logical architecture of a multi-node Graphite setup since it was built to allow for it (and no good docs existed), however
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