I had a quick look at the Java stuff:
The old gmetric-java[1] seems to be based on the pre-3.1 wire format
jmxetric[2] only works with JMX, but has support for both wire formats
Therefore, I've generalized the JMXetric code to work without JMX or
MBeans, and committed it here as gmetric4j:
I've patched the Lumicall app[1] to send wifi and call quality stats to
Ganglia, using gmetric4j
This shows in a very simple way how to integrate gmetric4j as a service
within an Android app:
https://github.com/opentelecoms-org/lumicall/commit/8ed0698081aa11570c4aa87ec550a95b79a43375
Hi Daniel:
This is really cool -- perhaps you can post some screenshots of the
resulting Ganglia graphs?
So how close are we at a native Android app for sending out metric
data from an Android phone to Ganglia over wifi?
Thanks,
Bernard
On Sat, Jun 16, 2012 at 9:47 AM, Daniel Pocock
Really exciting. But I'm confused how this works with the round robin
nature of RRD. Don't we by default only have (for example) daily data
for past 24 hour period, not 48 hours?
On 05/16/2012 07:54 PM, Vladimir Vuksan wrote:
There is a blog post about a new feature in Ganglia Web called
