A lot depends on what you are trying to do. A couple go-to graphing tools are
rrdtool and gnuplot (rrdtool is designed for dealing with tracking trends over
time, gnuplot is more flexible, but you have to track the data yourself)
you can also put your data into ElasticSearch and use Kibana to make reports and
dashboards from it.
You cold also put your logs into hadoop and use any of the tools that report
from there
A lot depends on what type of reports you and graphs you are looking for. I give
some pointers on approaches to take to generate the data in this article
https://www.usenix.org/publications/login/feb14/logging-reports-dashboards
David Lang
On Thu, 26 Feb 2015, Daniel Baker wrote:
Hello everybody,
I’m having difficulty finding a decent graphing and analysis tool. Can
anybody recommend one ?
Preferably in a deb file as I’m using Ubuntu.
Thanks
Dan
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