Question #227474 on Graphite changed:
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Jason Dixon proposed the following answer:
Your best bet is probably some sort of audit script using whisper-
fetch.py to see which metrics haven't been submitted
Question #228217 on Graphite changed:
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There is also the https://github.com/obfuscurity/therry project, a
simple web service for caching and searching Graphite metrics. It's
particularly useful when wa
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Jason Dixon proposed the following answer:
You could do this with colorList() and sortByMaxima(), but of course
it's on you to define the colorList. See also graphTemplates.
Jason
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Question #241912 on Graphite changed:
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Status: Open => Answered
Jason Dixon proposed the following answer:
Looks like you're running a newer version of Django that breaks
compatibility with HttpRequest#raw_post_data. You'l
Question #241912 on Graphite changed:
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Oh, and here's the Django change announcement:
https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/releases/1.4/#httprequest-raw-
post-data-renamed-to-httprequest-body
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Status: Open => Answered
Jason Dixon proposed the following answer:
New whisper files are sparse, pre-populated with all of the
possible timestamps and "None" values. As metrics
Question #250906 on Graphite changed:
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Jason Dixon posted a new comment:
It looks to me like your whisper file was created before you made the
new retention policy, or perhaps you forgot to restart carbon-cache.py
after making the changes
No, the get returned and graphed as nulls. You need to fix your whisper file.
Jason Dixon
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Question #250906 on Graphite changed:
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Jason Dixon proposed the following answer:
No, the get returned and graphed as nulls. You need to fix your whisper
file.
Jason Dixon
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You probably haven't restarted carbon-cache since making your schema changes. I
think I mentioned this already.
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Jason Dixon proposed the following answer:
You probably haven't restarted carbon-cache since making your schema
changes. I think I mentioned this already.
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Jason Dixon proposed the following answer:
I've seen this when carbon-cache is blocking on writes. If you're using
relays look for the
Question #251375 on Graphite changed:
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Jason Dixon posted a new comment:
It would help if you would show screenshots and explain your retention
policies.
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Status: Open => Needs information
Jason Dixon requested more information:
The error message is telling you there's an issue with one of your
retention policies. Can you paste your
Question #252243 on Graphite changed:
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Status: Open => Answered
Jason Dixon proposed the following answer:
I've never attempted to run Graphite on Windows, and it's not an
officially supported platform. That said, it looks
Question #251593 on Graphite changed:
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Is there any way to import and export saved graphs to graphite?
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Jason Dixon posted a new comment:
No, there is no way to do this. If you feel strongly about this feature
you might want to open an issue in the official project site but I think
it's highly unl
New question #252327 on Graphite:
https://answers.launchpad.net/graphite/+question/252327
Personally I find that Launchpad Answers (Q&A) is the sole redeeming feature of
the entire Launchpad service. That said, it's the sole remaining artifact of
Graphite's existence on Launchpad. And frankly, w
Question #252327 on Graphite changed:
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Status: Answered => Open
Jason Dixon is still having a problem:
That's one option. I'm not fond of SO as an official support channel
since it requires that you login and browse, forum
Question #251631 on Graphite changed:
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Jason Dixon posted a new comment:
You probably want a combination of sortByMaxima() and limit(). There's
also mostDeviant() but I don't think that's correct here.
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Status: Open => Answered
Jason Dixon proposed the following answer:
Hi Boris,
The link you pasted is for the HostedGraphite service documentation.
They are largely compatible with the Graph
Question #251686 on Graphite changed:
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Status: Open => Answered
Jason Dixon proposed the following answer:
Hi Colin,
I haven't run Icinga2 myself, but it sounds like they've integrated
Graphite in the product. That bein
Question #244564 on Graphite changed:
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Jason Dixon posted a new comment:
There are so many practices in this thread that I wouldn't recommend
(non-inf cache size, running in a VM, writing to network storage) that
I'm really having
Question #251660 on Graphite changed:
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Status: Open => Needs information
Jason Dixon requested more information:
Hi Will,
Have you looked through your webapp/exception.log? Tried enabling
LOG_RENDERING_PERFORMANCE (local_settings
Question #196588 on Graphite changed:
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Status: Open => Answered
Jason Dixon proposed the following answer:
Bevo, please confirm that this question has been answered or provide
more information.
Thanks,
Jason
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Status: Open => Answered
Jason Dixon proposed the following answer:
Hi Raimar,
The issue that Dave linked (https://github.com/graphite-project
/graphite-web/issues/188) is still open and you
Question #252428 on Graphite changed:
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Status: Open => Answered
Jason Dixon proposed the following answer:
tl;dr - Upgrade to 0.9.12. You're on a very old, unsupported version of
Graphite. There's so many good reasons to upg
Question #252441 on Graphite changed:
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Status: Open => Answered
Jason Dixon proposed the following answer:
If you'd prefer to stick with 0.9.x in production, I think the best
steps are:
1) Upgrade to 0.9.12 (which you should do
Question #252503 on Graphite changed:
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Status: Open => Answered
Jason Dixon proposed the following answer:
Something is changing your file permissions but it wouldn't be caused by
Carbon. Some other process is mucking with yo
Question #253141 on Graphite changed:
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Status: Open => Answered
Jason Dixon proposed the following answer:
The relational database is used to store user accounts and
configuration/metadata for graphs and dashboards. It also stores eve
Question #253344 on Graphite changed:
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Status: Open => Answered
Jason Dixon proposed the following answer:
No, there is no authorization built into graphite-web for limiting
access to specific metrics. Your best choice (short
Question #253419 on Graphite changed:
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Status: Open => Answered
Jason Dixon proposed the following answer:
There appears to be a bug in master. You probably want to use 0.9.12 or
install from the 0.9.x branch.
https://github.
Question #253432 on Graphite changed:
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Status: Open => Answered
Jason Dixon proposed the following answer:
There may be a bug affecting multiple webapps on a single node. Frankly,
unless you're running some sort of unique confi
Question #253462 on Graphite changed:
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Status: Open => Answered
Jason Dixon proposed the following answer:
Is it possible your MAX_CREATES_PER_MINUTE is too low? This would cause
new metrics to be dropped until the next time they arr
Question #253467 on Graphite changed:
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Status: Open => Needs information
Jason Dixon requested more information:
What happens if you try whisper-fetch.py instead? It definitely appears
to be a bug but I'd like to isolate whet
Question #253462 on Graphite changed:
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Jason Dixon requested more information:
Anything relevant in your carbon-cache creates.log or console.log?
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Jason Dixon requested more information:
Did you run those against one of your older (pre-touch) files?
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Jason Dixon posted a new comment:
Please mark this question "solved" if that answered your question.
Thanks,
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Awesome, glad you were able to track it down!
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Once upon a time, Graphlot was merged into graphite-web because it provided a
new way of looking at charts. Specifically, it offered an interactive legend as
you hovered over the chart. Back in 2010 this wa
Question #253869 on Graphite changed:
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Jason Dixon confirmed that the question is solved:
After overwhelming positive feedback (via Twitter and privately), I've
submitted pull requests to remove Grap
Question #254056 on Graphite changed:
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Status: Open => Answered
Jason Dixon proposed the following answer:
Yes, it appears that the values on the y-axis do not align properly with
their grid lines. As a temporary "workaround&qu
Question #254304 on Graphite changed:
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Status: Open => Needs information
Jason Dixon requested more information:
What is your storage schema for this metric?
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Status: Open => Answered
Jason Dixon proposed the following answer:
Your highest precision retention should match your polling frequency.
Because you have a 5s:5m retention level, many of y
Question #254497 on Graphite changed:
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Status: Open => Answered
Jason Dixon proposed the following answer:
You need Django 1.4 or newer.
https://github.com/graphite-project/graphite-web/issues/650
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Jason Dixon posted a new comment:
Sure thing.
Just a little tip for future Graphite problems -- if you get a backtrace
like that you can generally find the answer by Googling the last line.
In this case
Question #254901 on Graphite changed:
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Jason Dixon proposed the following answer:
This is a bit of a hack, but you could do something like this:
transformNull(
offset(
sc
Question #254964 on Graphite changed:
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Jason Dixon posted a new comment:
Here's a long-shot: are you using a single carbon-cache or multiple? If
the latter, have you set CARBONLINK_HOSTS correctly in your
local_settings.py?
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I don't think there are enough in-tree to warrant a list. Bruno may beg
to differ.
Jason
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Status: Open => Answered
Jason Dixon proposed the following answer:
It depends entirely on your application. This is why many people choose
to run a statsd server. Not only does it perf
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Question #255724 on Graphite changed:
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Status: Open => Answered
Jason Dixon proposed the following answer:
Existing releases (<= 0.9.12) don't support Django 1.7. You'll either
need to upgrade to the stable branch (0.
Question #255654 on Graphite changed:
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Jason Dixon proposed the following answer:
https://github.com/graphite-project/carbon/issues/312
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Jason Dixon posted a new comment:
If you search for that last line "cannot import name
python_2_unicode_compatible" you'll find reports of other users with
that same error. It seems yo
Question #256355 on Graphite changed:
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Status: Open => Answered
Jason Dixon proposed the following answer:
Please see my response to the question you just bumped moments ago. No
need to open duplicate questions.
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Jason Dixon proposed the following answer:
That last line tells you everything. Set your SECRET_KEY in
local_settings.py.
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Status: Open => Needs information
Jason Dixon requested more information:
Sorry, I'm not sure which Graphite + OpenTSDB integration you're
referring to. Do you have a link?
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Jason Dixon proposed the following answer:
I wish I could help you out, but that's a fork of graphite-web that's
neither maintained nor supported by the Gra
Question #257284 on Graphite changed:
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Jason Dixon proposed the following answer:
We're currently prepping for the next release, but it's certainly still
under development.
https://github.com/gra
Question #258545 on Graphite changed:
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Status: Open => Answered
Jason Dixon proposed the following answer:
No, Graphite does not support future trending of datapoints.
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Jason Dixon proposed the following answer:
There's no way to change the x-axis to a non-time value in the Graphite
renderer. You'd have to pull the data out vi
Question #260369 on Graphite changed:
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Jason Dixon rejected the question:
Already asked in
https://answers.launchpad.net/graphite/+question/260324.
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Jason Dixon proposed the following answer:
There are plenty of results for "jenkins graphite" on Google. The first
result would have given you what you're
Question #260368 on Graphite changed:
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Jason Dixon rejected the question:
Duplicate of https://answers.launchpad.net/graphite/+question/260370.
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Status: Open => Needs information
Jason Dixon requested more information:
You're not really giving us much to go on. What does the Vagrantfile
look like?
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Jason Dixon proposed the following answer:
That's not the Vagrantfile that the install doc links to. The
Vagrantfile in the graphite-web repo is not the same as th
Question #260408 on Graphite changed:
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Jason Dixon proposed the following answer:
I think that the doc is pretty straightforward as long as you follow the
directions and not run off and run random stuff. ;-)
If there were any improvements to
Question #260408 on Graphite changed:
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Jason Dixon proposed the following answer:
Per my recent comment on https://github.com/graphite-project/graphite-
web/pull/1016, I've proposed removing that Vagrantfile from the
graphite-web project
Question #260408 on Graphite changed:
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Jason Dixon posted a new comment:
FYI I've removed the Vagrantfile from the graphite-web repo.
https://github.com/graphite-project/graphite-web/pull/1100
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Jason Dixon proposed the following answer:
If your goal is to replicate the full feed of inbound statsd metrics to
*both* backend clusters, stop using RELAY_METHOD=ru
Question #260784 on Graphite changed:
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Status: Open => Answered
Jason Dixon proposed the following answer:
You can do this but the timing might be weird. Better to probably do
something like 1h:6y and set your xFilesFactor to
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Jason Dixon requested more information:
Do you see any data with whisper-fetch.py?
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Jason Dixon posted a new comment:
By default it's installed at /usr/local/bin/whisper-fetch.py but it may
differ on your system.
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Jason Dixon posted a new comment:
The whisper file that you're trying to debug.
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Ok, so it seems to me like your data simply isn't being accepted. You
need to troubleshoot that.
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backend1.www.tomcat5.os.cpu.total.user
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> ...return CPU usage on tomcat5 in backend1?
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r I could make it work in a human-friendly way.
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> I feel this should be a common issue, so I'm puzzled by the scarcity
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> big, detailed document and post it online - hopefully it will help
> others in my
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Jason Dixon proposed the following answer:
The easiest way is to just move the files and symlink them. The LOG_DIR
environment variable can also be set for both (or eit
Question #263285 on Graphite changed:
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Jason Dixon proposed the following answer:
As discussed in IRC, I think this is related to either (or both) the
fact that you're on a very old version (0.9.10)
Question #263880 on Graphite changed:
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Jason Dixon proposed the following answer:
Graphite is a time-series storage and visualization "engine", it's not a
collection agent. You'll want a de
Question #264077 on Graphite changed:
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Status: Open => Answered
Jason Dixon proposed the following answer:
You can always redirect the output to /dev/null. I suspect you really
mean in an automated fashion (non-interactively), in wh
Question #263940 on Graphite changed:
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Jason Dixon posted a new comment:
Without having dug into your issue, can you elaborate on what you
consider a "bad process"? carbon-cache will still need to flush its in-
memory data to disk o
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Jason Dixon proposed the following answer:
I forget if the regex supports this, but have you tried using the $
anchor at the end of each string?
Jason
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Jason Dixon proposed the following answer:
Check out the Synthesize project. There are install and uninstall
scripts as well as a Vagrant image. Use it as is or study it
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Jason Dixon posted a new comment:
Sure, if you like a TSDB that changes its clustering design every 3
months. *cough*
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Jason Dixon posted a new comment:
I love (sarcastic) theoretical discussions like this which completely
overlook the fact that numerous companies use Graphite at significant
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Jason Dixon posted a new comment:
Not at all, it was my own personal observation / frustration towards the
community at large that want a magic pill for time-series storage. This
thread just seemed like
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Jason Dixon posted a new comment:
Sounds like https://bugs.launchpad.net/txamqp/+bug/741147. Try using a
version of txAMQP from pip instead of the distro's version.
Jason
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Jason Dixon proposed the following answer:
Not natively to Whisper, but the Graphite API supports csv output so you
could do something like this:
$ curl "http://1
Question #268541 on Graphite changed:
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Status: Open => Answered
Jason Dixon proposed the following answer:
You could write something yourself that uses the Whisper library to read
and then write it out to csv. But no, if you're
Question #268613 on Graphite changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/graphite/+question/268613
Status: Open => Answered
Jason Dixon proposed the following answer:
You could use a combination of transformNull() to convert your Nulls to
a value (e.g. -1) which could then be filtered out m
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