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Really neat! Any plans for Linux support? I would love to do some guided optimizations using this tool.

• apankrat 9y ago
  Zero plans, sorry. This is an internal tool that just happens to produce good looking graphs, so we released a build to let people play with it if they want to. It's not a beta of a product, more of a tech demo... if even that.
  • TheWiseOne 9y ago
    Is this going to be part of Bvckup 2 by any chance?
    • apankrat 9y ago
      I am very much tempted to somehow shovel it in, but I don't think it belongs there. Perhaps only if as an Easter egg.
    • locusm 9y ago
      Think its going in this https://ccsiobench.com/ https://ccsiobench.com/
• core-questions 9y ago
  A better target would be a Grafana plugin.
  • vatys 9y ago
    Yes, I’d love to be able to do this kind of y-axis scaling in Grafana. I was just messing with a network I/O bandwidth graph in Grafana this morning and thinking about log scales. It hadn’t occurred to me to band it by binary/1024 orders of magnitude, but I like the result here.
    • core-questions 9y ago
      You can do log scales in Grafana, but not with this banding thing
• gmuslera 9y ago
  In servers you can take those disk IO (and many other) metrics with telegraf, store them in a local/remote (storing locally may change the disk IO measurements, but probably it will be a constant factor) influxdb, and visualize them with Grafana. There are plenty of alternative tools for that, but the point of the article is that helps in the visualization to use a log scale.