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This looks nice! Can anyone recommend an opensource/self-hosted alternative? Would really like to set something like this up in the office but would prefer to h

by dd112 10y ago

This looks nice! Can anyone recommend an opensource/self-hosted alternative? Would really like to set something like this up in the office but would prefer to host it on my internal network. Plus I like to tinker with things :)

anilgulecha 10y ago
http://grafana.org/ http://grafana.org/
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andruby 10y ago
Well there's Dashing from Shopify which has been around since 2012. We use it at the office and are happy with it. https://github.com/Shopify/dashing https://github.com/Shopify/dashing
- reacharavindh 10y ago
  Apparently dashing is not being maintained anymore. Check its homepage. http://dashing.io http://dashing.io
  - sairamkunala 10y ago
    dashing is a pretty stable product. Its like a simple framework you can customise anything you need in it. We used it in our team to serve alarm metrics till it was deprecated in favour of Grafana. Grafana is a push model, while Dashing is a pull model. Grafana is pretty tough on RAM and svg usage. Try to use pngs and the UI is harder to adopt.
  - gempir 10y ago
    IMO it doesn't need updates. It's stable has tons of widgets and works out of the box. Loving it even though I have never touched ruby before. In combination with graphite I can make some cool statistics and graphs
  - morisy 10y ago
    Yeah, we use Dashing, and very stable/nice/easy to extend. Sad that it's no longer maintained, but pretty good nonetheless.
    - bastijn 10y ago
      You now have smashing [0]. "Smashing, the spiritual successor to Dashing, is a Sinatra based framework that lets you build excellent dashboards. It looks especially great on TVs." 0. https://github.com/Smashing/smashing https://github.com/Smashing/smashing
swalberg 10y ago
Collectd with the statsd plugin is a really lightweight way of collecting the data. Collectd has several outputs, from rrds to grafana.
- dd112 10y ago
  Thanks, this looks like it'll suit my needs. I just wanted something I can pull a JSON feed into and have it display a handful of simple stats (sales for the day and their respective statuses, inventory overview - low stock alerts etc). The Grafana UI looks very attractive. Appreciate the suggestion.
bilalel 10y ago
Cyclotron [a], and here is a link to the discusion on HN about it [b] : [a] http://www.cyclotron.io/ http://www.cyclotron.io/ [b] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13062998 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13062998
doublerebel 10y ago
NodeJS push streams, lightweight to run, includes notifications: https://github.com/nextorigin/godot2-dash https://github.com/nextorigin/godot2-dash

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anilgulecha 10y ago

http://grafana.org/ http://grafana.org/

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andruby 10y ago

Well there's Dashing from Shopify which has been around since 2012. We use it at the office and are happy with it. https://github.com/Shopify/dashing https://github.com/Shopify/dashing

reacharavindh 10y ago
Apparently dashing is not being maintained anymore. Check its homepage. http://dashing.io http://dashing.io
- sairamkunala 10y ago
  dashing is a pretty stable product. Its like a simple framework you can customise anything you need in it. We used it in our team to serve alarm metrics till it was deprecated in favour of Grafana. Grafana is a push model, while Dashing is a pull model. Grafana is pretty tough on RAM and svg usage. Try to use pngs and the UI is harder to adopt.
- gempir 10y ago
  IMO it doesn't need updates. It's stable has tons of widgets and works out of the box. Loving it even though I have never touched ruby before. In combination with graphite I can make some cool statistics and graphs
- morisy 10y ago
  Yeah, we use Dashing, and very stable/nice/easy to extend. Sad that it's no longer maintained, but pretty good nonetheless.
  - bastijn 10y ago
    You now have smashing [0]. "Smashing, the spiritual successor to Dashing, is a Sinatra based framework that lets you build excellent dashboards. It looks especially great on TVs." 0. https://github.com/Smashing/smashing https://github.com/Smashing/smashing

swalberg 10y ago

Collectd with the statsd plugin is a really lightweight way of collecting the data. Collectd has several outputs, from rrds to grafana.

dd112 10y ago
Thanks, this looks like it'll suit my needs. I just wanted something I can pull a JSON feed into and have it display a handful of simple stats (sales for the day and their respective statuses, inventory overview - low stock alerts etc). The Grafana UI looks very attractive. Appreciate the suggestion.

bilalel 10y ago

Cyclotron [a], and here is a link to the discusion on HN about it [b] : [a] http://www.cyclotron.io/ http://www.cyclotron.io/ [b] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13062998 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13062998

doublerebel 10y ago

NodeJS push streams, lightweight to run, includes notifications: https://github.com/nextorigin/godot2-dash https://github.com/nextorigin/godot2-dash