GUI for statsd data other than Graphite?

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Data Visualization Problem Overview


I just installed graphite/statsd for production use. I'm really happy with it, but one of my co-workers asked me if there was a way to make it look prettier. Honestly, I can't say that I haven't wonder the same.

Are there alternatives to the Graphite UI that do a better job rendering data, perhaps using one of the awesome frontend graphing libraries and http push?

Data Visualization Solutions


Solution 1 - Data Visualization

Try [Grafana][1]

It has a very nice UI and advanced dashboard and graph editing features. Very simple to install.

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[1]: http://grafana.org "grafana" [2]: http://i.stack.imgur.com/WBsLg.png

Solution 2 - Data Visualization

On the latest Graphite docs page, there is a list of tools which work with Graphite. For reference, here are the ones which seem to be prettification-based:

Additional interesting resources:

  • Graphitoid: (an Android-App dashboard)
  • Graphitejs: (a jQuery plugin for making/displaying Graphite graphs)
  • Seyren: (an alerting dashboard for Graphite)

For details on each one, check out their pages, or take a look at the description on the first link I added, for the Graphite docs page.

Solution 3 - Data Visualization

If you don't want to code up your own frontend, you can use [Graphiti][1]. It is simple to use and looks great!

![Graphiti Screenshot][2]

[1]: https://github.com/paperlesspost/graphiti "Graphiti" [2]: http://i.stack.imgur.com/Ma7zy.jpg

Solution 4 - Data Visualization

A-ha! I did some googling and found Cubism.js which does exactly what I need.

It has integrated support for graphite and provides the necessary graphing components (as a plugin to D3) to create beautiful real-time dashboards.

Solution 5 - Data Visualization

I can see this is a bit old, but thought I'd add to it for future prosperity:

I went through a few of the options listed in @troy's response (and a few others). You can see my impressions in my blog post

Solution 6 - Data Visualization

You can try Graphene which is a layer above Graphite: http://jondot.github.com/graphene/

Solution 7 - Data Visualization

Anyone tried Orion? Seems to be a good option but overlooked so far. https://github.com/gree/Orion

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