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What are "the RRD tools"? What does RRD stand for? Also, if you're worried about an application which does a lot of SD writes, you could: (1) Try it, see if
by csense 13y ago
What are "the RRD tools"? What does RRD stand for?
Also, if you're worried about an application which does a lot of SD writes, you could:
(1) Try it, see if the SD card holds up. If it does, great. If it doesn't, well, SD cards are cheap, and you did make a backup, right?
(2) Write to a RAM disk
(3) Write to a network drive
- danellis 13y agohttp://oss.oetiker.ch/rrdtool/ http://oss.oetiker.ch/rrdtool/ It's literally the first hit in Google. He probably doesn't explain it because it's a fairly well-known tool.
- AaronBBrown 13y agoRound Robin Database.
- VLM 13y agoI implemented option 4 on a linux based router a couple years ago: 4) Write to a disposable USB stick. Assuming recovery from lost data is simpler and faster than a complete wipe/install/customize by using disposable sd cards. I my situation the CF root would last forever because of basically no writes, and when the USB flash drive melts down I'd lose some logs and /tmp and some /var/cache/ stuff, oh well no big deal compared to a complete reinstall and reconfigure.