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It looks like they use Graphite for their time-series database. I love Grafana but fell out with InfluxDB when they rewrote everything in 2.0. Everybody seems
by duffyjp 4y ago
It looks like they use Graphite for their time-series database. I love Grafana but fell out with InfluxDB when they rewrote everything in 2.0. Everybody seems to recommend Victoria Metrics these days but I found it too difficult to build the queries I wanted. InfluxDB 1.x with Grafana was something you could teach an intern how to use in a day or two.
I'll have to give Graphite a shot one of these days.
* https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/g/operations/puppet/+/production/hieradata/common/profile/statograph.yaml#9 https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/g/operations/puppet/+/productio...
- starkparker 4y agoI'm surprised that they're still using Puppet with Hiera.
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