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Time Series, the new shiny?

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Re: Time Series, the new shiny?

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im_down_w_otp wrote: post #69

Might be worth looking into dalmatiner.io (DalmatinerDB) as an alternative to this. It's also built on riak_core to manage cluster membership and the top-level framework for dealing with routing and rebalancing. Waited for a long time for Riak TS to come out. Tried KairosDB & Cyanite, but the operational overhead of Cassandra wasn't something I wanted to buy into for such a narrow use case (infrastructure metrics sto…

DalmatinerDB has been around for a while now. I started working on it during the EUC in 2014, and it was released as part of ProjectFiFo the same year I just really suck at marketing ;).

But I'm kind of curious, are you using Dalmatiner directly? And if so what is your use case?

Re: Time Series, the new shiny?

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Licenser wrote: post #81
im_down_w_otp wrote: post #69

Might be worth looking into dalmatiner.io (DalmatinerDB) as an alternative to this. It's also built on riak_core to manage cluster membership and the top-level framework for dealing with routing and rebalancing. Waited for a long time for Riak TS to come out. Tried KairosDB & Cyanite, but the operational overhead of Cassandra wasn't something I wanted to buy into for such a narrow use case (infrastructure metrics sto…

DalmatinerDB has been around for a while now. I started working on it during the EUC in 2014, and it was released as part of ProjectFiFo the same year I just really suck at marketing ;). But I'm kind of curious, are you using Dalmatiner directly? And if so what is your use case?

Current deployment is Graphite (Carbon/Whisper) proper due to a lack of time to change it out, but eval'd Dalmatiner and should be migrating to it in the next 6 months (before the year is out). Made it through testing like a champ.

The use case isn't particularly interesting though. Just multi-site machine and application metrics aggregation. Needed something that could work with Graphite tooling, would be highly-available, and be comparatively trivial to operate/maintain.

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