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Looks like a tool I need. Unfortunately, it looks like the MySQL backend is more a promise than reality.
by grundprinzip 12y ago
Looks like a tool I need. Unfortunately, it looks like the MySQL backend is more a promise than reality.
- paulasmuth 12y agoHere is a working example: https://github.com/paulasmuth/fnordmetric/blob/master/fnordmetric-doc/examples/queries/mysql_backend.sql https://github.com/paulasmuth/fnordmetric/blob/master/fnordm... And a few bits of documentation here http://fnordmetric.io/documentation/chartsql/external_data_sources/ http://fnordmetric.io/documentation/chartsql/external_data_s...
- grundprinzip 12y ago./build/cmake/target/fnordmetric-server --http_port 8080 --storage_backend mysql [ERROR] unknown backend type: mysql
- jewel 12y agoIf it already supports CSV then hacking in a working MySQL backend might not be too difficult. I've gotten a lot of mileage out of `ssh dbserver mysql -b -e \'select * from pants where ...\'` in nagios and munin scripts.
- chenster 12y agoI would love to completely skip integration between a database (not .csv or .sql) and chart for something like this: http://phpdatagrid.com/examples/phpgrid_phpchart_integration.php http://phpdatagrid.com/examples/phpgrid_phpchart_integration.... As you can see, it's the most tedious task combing server and client side scripts. However, it also the most flexible. So the important question is how flexible is to create complex charts that have many different attributes.