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Re: [ts-7000] Storing messages/events

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Subject: Re: [ts-7000] Storing messages/events
From: Dan Weese <>
Date: Thu, 25 Mar 2010 09:33:30 -0700


You might look at LiveGraph,

On Wed, Mar 24, 2010 at 6:17 PM, Achim <m("gmx.de","AchimRS");">> wrote:
 

Hi all,
to store temperatures and other measured values within an TS-7550, I use RRDtool - a really great database for time based data.
But I also have "events" which appear irregular, sometimes 10 a minute and then nothing for one or more day. Some of these events even appear not over years, so how to store and evaluate them?
The RRDtool data are displayed on a time based graph, very nice.
It would be perfect, if these events could be inserted into these graph, e.g. as hints, or bubbles and positioned at the correct time.

Events are thinks like:
- An engine starts/stops
- Somebody pushed a switch
- An error occurred
- A specific (maybe critical) state was entered

Of course, errors are already handled via Syslog, but this is more human readable format.
Currently I misuse RRDtool with a small step and a huge heartbeat to store 32 bits of integer and have a lot of trouble with this.
Do anybody know about a tool as powerful as RRDtool but for efficient storing asynchronous events?

Thanks a lot
Achim




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