Don't take it for granted, by definition Windows platform is not favorable to open-source development and most open source communities I know develop for it as a secondary objective, not primary.

Since you found some initiatives, maybe it's your role now to carry one of them up to your standards. I don't really support the "it doesn't fit, just throw" approach, even if you can't give time you probably can take time to raise issues, make a detailed report of things etc. and be generally more constructive than just take your free stuff and go away.

Le 15/04/2017 à 08:27, Avalon .. a écrit :
I don't see this in a recent thread but are there any recent versions of collectd available for Windows?

Yes, I've looked at "SSC-Serv". Downloaded the free trial, ticked "Report CPU as percentage". What did I get? Jiffies. That's a pretty simple thing to be wrong so I'm kind of afraid of what else is broken. Looking at the mailing list archives for ssc-serv, since January 2016, there is one post in March 2016 and no more. To me it looks like "SSC-Serv" is dead. Next.

Oh github I found "python-diamond" but the prospects of getting that working under Windows don't look very good (if user comments are anything to go by.) Next.

There's another github project for windows called "collectm" (perfwatcher/collectm). Too much JSON and memory leak that balloons out to 2GB in 2 weeks. Think I'll skip that one. Next.

What next? I don't know yet ... surely there must be at least one decent collectd agent for the Windows platform?



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