On Mon, 2013-01-14 at 00:05 -0800, David Lang wrote:
> On Mon, 14 Jan 2013, Conrad Wood wrote:
> 
> > I am looking for a solution to gather, correlate and graph large sets of
> > data.
> >
> > The data is gathered from several hundred servers (going upto multi-1000
> > within 12 month).
> > Requirements are:
> > * 1 minute resolution of data
> > * individual graphs of a single value stream (e.g. IOPS for a given
> > block device)
> > * Graphs over a bunch of value streams (e.g. max IOPS per minute on
> > 100ish block devices together)
> > * Data Retention in this resolution for 90 days
> >
> > I looked at:
> > Collectd - missing data correlation and probably cannot handle large
> > amounts of data
> >
> > Graphite/Carbon - missing data correlation
> >
> > RRD - it averages data, which is *NOT* what I want. I need the absolute
> > MAX values in 1-Minute intervals
> 
> RRD can be configured to keep data is whatever resolution you want for 
> whatever 
> time period you want. By default is averages things, but I've configured RRD 
> databases to have 1 min intervals and to keep that resoution for longer time 
> periods.
> 
> Whenyou create a RRD datastore, you tell it what time periods to use, and how 
> long to keep them for each time period. You also tell is if you want to store 
> MAX as well as average values for that series of data points.


Thanks for the swift response.
If I calculate 300 Servers, each providing data of approx 30 64bit
values in 1 minute intervals I get 9000 Values per minute. That is
12,960,000 values per day.
so for 90 days it is 1,166,400,000 values, I need to store.
I don't imagine RRD being particular efficient at that.
Further more with RRD datastore I stick one stream of values in one
database and have no way of correlating them.
Or am I mistaken here?

Conrad










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