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Transcript
The Launch of Graphite 1.0-ish aka the cage match between
0.9.x and 0.10.0
what is graphite?
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how did we get here?
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http://www.aosabook.org/en/ graphite.html
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the changing tsdb landscape
the not-so-secret secret about tsdb’s
the future now of graphite
not 0.9.x
but I love 0.9.x
ok, so what now?
live demo
highlights
pluggable storage finders • standard (whisper, rrd) • ceres •
Cyanite (external, Cassandra-based) • KairosDB (external) • OpenTSDB (external) • < your custom finder here >
pluggable carbon protocols
zomg so much test coverage special thanks to @brutasse @cbowman0
improved brace expansion and globstar support
None
improved unicode, timezone, and special char support throughout
updated requirements • Python 2.7 • Django 1.9 (graphite-web) •
Twisted 13.2+ (carbon)
new (optional) components • Carbonate (rebalancing suite) • Ceres (experimental
tsdb)
zomg new functions
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aggregateLine
avg min max
applyByNode
i tried i really did but you should just go
read the applyByNode function docs because omg i can’t even
averageOutsidePercentile
None
delay
None
fallbackSeries
fallbackSeries(foo.requests, constantLine(0))
grep
None
groupByNodes
groupByNodes(app.server*.*.reqs.*, "sumSeries",1,4)
integralByInterval
None
interpolate
sorta behaves like lineMode=connected except it also supports a limit
arg for how many null values to interpolate over
invert
None
None
isNonNull
None
linearRegression
None
linearRegressionAnalysis
None
mapSeries reduceSeries
map and reduce, nbd (again, rtd)
multiplySeriesWithWildcards
just like the other *SeriesWithWildcards functions but more fun, because
multiplication
offsetToZero
basically treats the lowest value in a series as the
floor and subtracts that from all values in the series
None
zomg are we done yet
pow
power(foo.bar, 10) factor
removeBetweenPercentile
only render series that have a value outside the Nth
percentile of all values within an interval
None
removeEmptySeries
None
sortByTotal
sort series by the sum of their total values
squareRoot
None
timeSlice
used to limit values to a specific set of intervals
within the larger time range, e.g. when you’re interested in a contiguous span across disparate metrics
None
verticalLine
verticalLine("-1h")
weightedAverage
None
zomg new display formats
pdf
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width=2000&height=800 format=pdf
None
dygraph
rickshaw
no surprises, work as intended, useful for quick prototyping with
their respective frameworks
zomg new graph options
hideNullFromLegend
hideXAxis
noNullPoints (format=json)
pieLabels valueLabels valueLabelsColor valueLabelsMin
None
anything else because we still have some time left on
the clock I think?
live demo
new logo
None
zomg new settings
INTRACLUSTER_HTTPS
MAX_TAG_LENGTH
DATE_FORMAT
WHISPER_FADVISE_RANDOM
MAX_RECEIVER_CONNECTIONS
ok I think that’s all but if we have time
left I guess I can answer questions or rant about Trump or whatever
thank you