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This seems to be basically a collector that sends data to Datalog (a NON open-source service that costs $15/host/month). I recommend setting up Grahite+statsd (
by amix 14y ago
This seems to be basically a collector that sends data to Datalog (a NON open-source service that costs $15/host/month). I recommend setting up Grahite+statsd (it's truly amazing and open-source realtime metrics setup).
- olidb2 14y agoThis was developed for Datadog, yes. But Pup works fully stand-alone and is completely open-source - so you can take whatever you want / need from it. Pup has a narrower scope than Graphite (which we also use and love), but optimizes for shortest time to app metrics viz. (Oh and Datadog itself is all free up to 5 hosts - but remains completely optional)
- achompas 14y ago> but optimizes for shortest time to app metrics viz. I'm not sure I understand what "shortest time to app metrics viz" means. Are you referring to the time Pup takes to create charts? Or the lowest time frequency (minutes, seconds etc.) it can handle? Graphite defaults to reporting at 1-minute intervals, and can report at a finer granularity (1 sec. intervals) if you tweak a few settings and set up a cluster. I'm just wondering how Pup differs in this respect.
- olidb2 14y agoI meant it as a shortest time from "I wish I could see my app metrics" to actually seeing them. In other words, ease of set-up, lack of knobs, having metrics appear automatically. By default, pup aggregates statsd data in 10s intervals, and the UI refreshes it continuously.
- achompas 14y agoCool, sounds good!
- treeder 14y ago@amix, you clearly didn't read the post.