We recently released a Host sFlow agent to export the standard set of Ganglia
metrics as sFlow counters:
http://host-sflow.sourceforge.net/
In the end it it was easier to re-implement the metrics rather than use
libmetrics. However, we did make an effort to ensure compatibility so that it
would
It should be possible integrate both approached in the library. Rate
calculations are a layer on top of the raw counters. One approach would be to
define raw counter functions for each metrics, e.g. pkts_in_count_func(void).
You could then re-implement the pks_in_func(void) to make use of the
p
Peter Phaal wrote:
> We have had time to take a closer look at libmetrics and while it is a useful
> reference, there are significant architectural differences between sFlow's
> approach to counter polling and Ganglia's. The libmetrics library export
> rates rather than counters. An sFlow agent
We have had time to take a closer look at libmetrics and while it is a useful
reference, there are significant architectural differences between sFlow's
approach to counter polling and Ganglia's. The libmetrics library export rates
rather than counters. An sFlow agent exports raw counters and le
On Mar 7, 2010, at 10:57 AM, Daniel Pocock wrote:
> Peter Phaal wrote:
>> Hi all,
>>
>> We are considering using libmetrics as a stand-alone library. In its current
>> form, with the separate configure script, it looks like it would ideally
>> suite our purposes. I noticed a recent discussion
Peter Phaal wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> We are considering using libmetrics as a stand-alone library. In its current
> form, with the separate configure script, it looks like it would ideally
> suite our purposes. I noticed a recent discussion about dropping the separate
> configure script[1] and wante
Hi all,
We are considering using libmetrics as a stand-alone library. In its current
form, with the separate configure script, it looks like it would ideally suite
our purposes. I noticed a recent discussion about dropping the separate
configure script[1] and wanted to express our interest in k
