Re-imagined Graphite/StatsD stack ready to run in Docker

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README.md

Graphite-ish

Graphite project consists of three components that designed to work together:

carbon daemon that accepts and stores metrics
whisper database where metrics are kept
web app that reads metrics and processes them using a comprehensive list of supported functions

Every component exposes several APIs that are used by other components. All of them are written in Python.

Two more components are often used together with Graphite:

StatsD — a Node.js app that accepts metrics and aggregates them before submitting to carbon;
Grafana — web dashboard for Graphite (and other backends)

This set of images replaces original carbon daemon and StatsD aggregation daemon with other compatible components to improve performance and throughput.

Grafana 3 is also included.

Included images

Component	Version
go-carbon	`v0.7.2`	Drop-in replacement for original `carbon` daemon, written in `Go`
Brubeck	`5d139a4`	Easy replacement for `StatsD`, written in `C`
Graphite API	`latest`	Piece of original `web` component with less features
Grafana	`v3.1.0-beta1`	Web dashboard

Building

Make sure Docker and Docker Compose are installed.

$ make graphite fast

Re-building

$ make graphite fast again

Starting

$ make run