looks interesting: http://riemann.io/
guess heka is somewhat obligatory link within that same scope as well http://blog.mozilla.org/services/2013/04/30/introducing-heka/
i kinda have a problem with using java/clojure/ruby/etc compared to a _small_ daemon for statistics (or buildbots; looking at you jekyll)
launch java? there's 500m ram gone
definitely, i'm not into bloat...
not sure how big clojure would be...
i'm more familiar with ruby
i think riemann has resource fetching trhough ruby
and heka through lua or go
i usually end up with collectd :/
yeah
rrd is kind of hitting its limit though. should probably push into graphite
or limit, rather me misusing it asking for exact values and storing in gauges :)
rrd doesnt' really scale
I'd say RRD scales in the way that it doesn't scale - it has a set limit, and as such, a set scale.
"Here's 512kb, never run out of space due to logs growing."
That said - I agree that RRD falls on its face if you're looking to store/retrieve exact values, which is something I try to do from time to time. (But it's not meant for that...)
hmmm, anything going on with kvr14's raid array? i/o seems incredibly slow right now
whitefang: the load looks fine over here
up_the_irons: alright, thanks.