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I took a look at it when starting work on those features, but decided against it. I wanted as much freedom as possible in storing, accessing, and displaying dat
by hdeshev 14y ago
I took a look at it when starting work on those features, but decided against it. I wanted as much freedom as possible in storing, accessing, and displaying data since we'll need to build something more sophisticated in terms of analytics later on.
We use our analytics engine to show charts to our users as well. I can't do that with graphs generated from tools like Cacti/Ganglia/Graphite... As is the case with almost all sysadmin tools, they don't look too good.
- itay 14y agoAnother option for time series data (with prettier graphs) is Splunk. Disclaimer: I work at Splunk, on the developer platform team, so I have a vested interest in developers trying it out and giving me feedback :) If you're curious about it and have any questions, feel free to get in touch (email in profile).