RRDtool 1.2.13
Summary
Description: Store and display time-series data
Source: http://oss.oetiker.ch/rrdtool/
Support
This package is available for all platforms. Supporting this package is a medium priority.
Description
If you know MRTG, you can think of RRDtool as a reimplementation of MRTG's graphing and logging features. Magnitudes faster and more flexible than you ever thought possible.
RRD is an acronym for Round Robin Database. RRD is a system to store and display time-series data (i.e. network bandwidth, machine-room temperature, server load average). It stores the data in a very compact way that will not expand over time, and it presents useful graphs by processing the data to enforce a certain data density. It can be used either via simple wrapper scripts (from shell or Perl) or via frontends that poll network devices and put a friendly user interface on it.
Changes
1.2.13 2006-05-04
Lots of bug fixes and some minor improvements. For a full list of changes, see /usr/pubsw/doc/Data/rrdtool/CHANGES.
1.0.45 2003-09-17
Lots of bug fixes and some minor improvements. For a full list of changes, see /usr/pubsw/doc/Data/rrdtool/CHANGES.
Files
Programs: rrdcgi rrdtool rrdupdate
Libraries: librrd.a librrd.la librrd.so librrd.so.2 librrd.so.2.0.7
librrd_th.a librrd_th.la librrd_th.so librrd_th.so.2
librrd_th.so.2.0.1 tclrrd1.2.13.so
Includes: rrd.h
Other Files: /usr/pubsw/lib/rrdtool
Man Pages: bin_dec_hex(1) cdeftutorial(1) rpntutorial(1)
rrd-beginners(1) rrdbuild(1) rrdcgi(1) rrdcreate(1)
rrddump(1) rrdfetch(1) rrdfirst(1) rrdgraph(1)
rrdgraph_data(1) rrdgraph_examples(1) rrdgraph_graph(1)
rrdgraph_rpn(1) rrdinfo(1) rrdlast(1) rrdresize(1)
rrdrestore(1) rrdthreads(1) rrdtool(1) rrdtune(1)
rrdtutorial(1) rrdupdate(1) rrdxport(1)
Docs: /usr/pubsw/doc/Data/rrdtool
Accuracy
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