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I like it! Some random thoughts: I'm not sure about the name. I was expecting a Splunk competitor. "Graph Anything" might be better, but then I might have thou
by rlpb 16y ago
I like it! Some random thoughts:
I'm not sure about the name. I was expecting a Splunk competitor. "Graph Anything" might be better, but then I might have thought that it was similar to Google Chart Tools. Actually, have you considered integration with Google Chart Tools?
One feature which would be really nice would be some sort of anomaly detection and alerting heuristic. How about something that works with Google's new prediction API?
- barrydahlberg 16y agoYeah the name was picked using the "Get it up now and fix it later" methodology. The domain wasn't available so I got x/t instead which I thought was clever, but probably doesn't help. I original had my samples in Google charts but I wasn't sure if I should be proxying the charts to the user, redirecting requests to Google or something else. I have a bunch of different usage samples to put together Anomaly detection is a good idea, I'll put that on my speculative list. Cheers.