FnordMetric is a framework for collecting and visualizing timeseries data. It enables you to build beautiful real-time analytics dashboards within minutes.
Documentation: fnordmetric.io
FnordMetric Enterprise is a JVM-based timeseries database. It's a key-value store (much like redis or memcached) where each key holds a "measurement". There are different measurement methods like sum, mean, min/max, 90th percentile, etc. You continuously add data to these keys/measurements which is aggregated and periodically persisted.
FnordMetric Enterprise features disk persistence, a HTTP, TCP and UDP API, native WebSockets support, CSV/JSON Export and a turnkey-ready HTML5 visualization solution (FnordMetric UI). FnordMetric Enterprise can be used as a drop-in replacement for StatsD+Graphite (it is a lot faster, see Benchmarks).
Getting Started with FnordMetric Enterprise
FnordMetric UI is a HTML5 API that lets you plug realtime data and charts into any webpage without writing a single line of code. It gives you maximum flexiblitiy as you have full control over layout and style with HTML and CSS.
FnordMetric UI uses WebSockets to communicate with a backend server. There are two backend implementations: FnordMetric Classic (ruby + redis) and FnordMetric Enterprise (JVM). You can use FnordMetric UI as a white label solution to power your custom realtime analytics apps.
Getting Started with FnordMetric UI
FnordMetric Classic is powered by ruby and redis. It offers a ruby DSL for processing data streams and building beautiful web dashboards from a collection of turnkey-ready UI widgets. You define your own plotting and aggregation methods as ruby blocks. See it in action! (RailsCasts)
Getting Started with FnordMetric Classic
You can find the full FnordMetric Documentation at http://fnordmetric.io/
http://github.com/paulasmuth/fnordmetric/graphs/contributors
(One patch or more)
- Simon Menke (http://github.com/fd)
- Bruno Michel (http://github.com/nono)
- Marco Borromeo (http://github.com/mborromeo)
- Leo Lou (http://github.com/l4u)
- Andy Lindeman (http://github.com/alindeman)
- Jurriaan Pruis (http://github.com/jurriaan)
- Kacper Bielecki (http://github.com/kazjote)
- John Murray (http://github.com/JohnMurray)
- Lars Gierth (http://github.com/lgierth)
- Ross Kaffenberger (http://github.com/rossta)
- Kunal Modi (http://github.com/kunalmodi)
- Michael Fairchild (http://github.com/fairchild)
- James Cox (http://github.com/imajes)
- Pieter Noordhuis (http://github.com/pietern)
- Tadas Ščerbinskas (http://github.com/tadassce)
- Sebastian Korfmann (http://github.com/skorfmann)
To contribute, please fork this repository, make your changes and run the specs, commit them to your github repository and send me a pull request. Need help, head on over to our Google Groups page to discuss any ideas that you might have.
Copyright (c) 2011 Paul Asmuth
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