Graphite-News: Keeping up to speed with whats new in your monitoring tool

Re:Graphite-News: Keeping up to speed with whats new in your... by jsmeaton on Sunday October 05, 2014 @08:11PM (#8413855)

What is the current standard for graphite frontends? There are so many, it's hard to know where to aim. We're in the process of setting up a few metric collection systems for evaluation, and setting up the right frontend for graphite is a hard choice.

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Re:Graphite-News: Keeping up to speed with whats new in your... by hijinks on Sunday October 05, 2014 @10:57PM (#8414128)

I used grafana and tessera and I prefer tessera. I like the different data types it can support. Its not as user friendly as grafana

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Re:Graphite-News: Keeping up to speed with whats new in your... by ojilles on Sunday October 05, 2014 @11:05PM (#8414146)

Depends on your context and problem you are solving (size, complexity) but I think the default became Grafana.

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Re:Graphite-News: Keeping up to speed with whats new in your... by general_failure on Sunday October 05, 2014 @10:02PM (#8414034)

Rickshaw works quite nicely (you have to the plumbing to render the graphs)

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Re:Graphite-News: Keeping up to speed with whats new in your... by ianunruh on Sunday October 05, 2014 @09:44PM (#8414010)

Grafana seems to be the most extensive in terms of features

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Re:Graphite-News: Keeping up to speed with whats new in your... by jsmeaton on Sunday October 05, 2014 @09:47PM (#8414013)

That's the conclusion I've come to also, thanks.

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