The Architecture of Clustering Graphite
[Note: It’s not quite ‘clustering’ by my definition, but this post is linked to enough that it’s 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
Clustering Graphite - bitprophet.org
Intro Graphite is a popular metrics collection, storage & graphing tool. Unfortunately, clear info on how it works in a cluster configuration is hard to come by. I’ve done a lot of reading on the topic and want to share the result. Note that I haven’t actually put this into practice yet (though I plan to at my day job in the near future). However, I’ll be working with folks who’ve deployed cluster
Cyanite — Cyanite Hidden Coffin documentation
Cyanite¶ Cyanite is a daemon which provides services to store and retrieve timeseries data. It aims to be compatible with the Graphite eco-system. Cyanite stores timeseries data in Apache Cassandra by default and focuses on the following aspects: Scalability By relying on Apache Cassandra, Cyanite is able to provide highly available, elastic, and low-latency time-series storage. Compatibility The
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