Graphite is a mature system. It's a pain in the ass, but I generally find it essential for server monitoring. I'm working on a timeseries database aimed at rep

Graphite is a mature system. It's a pain in the ass, but I generally find it essential for server monitoring. I'm working on a timeseries database aimed at replacing graphite. It's just getting started, so it probably won't work immediately, but contributions are welcome. Currently the write performance is already better than graphite [1]. https://github.com/stucchio/timeserieszen https://github.com/stucchio/timeserieszen [1] This was one of the design goals. Whenever graphite receives a data point a disk seek is incurred - the data point must be appended to the timeseries file. Timeserieszen uses a WAL - data flowing in is immediately written, and periodically the WAL is rolled over into permanent storage.