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storing arbitrary metadata in rrd

by Spike Spiegel-3 :: Rate this Message:

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Hi,

I believe this topic has come up before and unless I missed it I do
not recall or could find a solution and I keep bumping into situations
where I'd pay for that support, and I mean literally :). Unfortunately
iirc there was some major rewrite necessary in order to be able to
support such feature, which as a result meant that this wasn't going
to happen any time soon. Is that correct? and if yes, has the
situation changed? I'd like to make sure of what is what before
seriously considering to ship an sqlite file with my rrds (and use
uuids for rrdnames). Even a large set of rrds with a few attributes
would be pretty small and fit in memory and in terms of writes it
shouldn't be that much I/O overhead.

thanks

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Re: storing arbitrary metadata in rrd

by Tobias Oetiker-3 :: Rate this Message:

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Hi Spike,

Yesterday Spike Spiegel wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I believe this topic has come up before and unless I missed it I do
> not recall or could find a solution and I keep bumping into situations
> where I'd pay for that support, and I mean literally :). Unfortunately
> iirc there was some major rewrite necessary in order to be able to
> support such feature, which as a result meant that this wasn't going
> to happen any time soon. Is that correct? and if yes, has the
> situation changed? I'd like to make sure of what is what before
> seriously considering to ship an sqlite file with my rrds (and use
> uuids for rrdnames). Even a large set of rrds with a few attributes
> would be pretty small and fit in memory and in terms of writes it
> shouldn't be that much I/O overhead.

I plan to incorporate such a facility with the portable data format
rewrite ... scheduled for the 1.5 series ...

note though, many people are fairing well by placing a *.meta file
next to each rrd file containing the necessary information.

cheers
tobi
>
> thanks
>
>

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