Re: Problems with rrdcached and RRDs::graph

kevin brintnall <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.db.rrdtool.devel
Message-ID <[email protected]>
On Fri, Jan 29, 2010 at 10:16:58AM -0800, SaschaTen wrote:
> 
> you are right there are text-file in the file-system. In this files there
> are entries consists of UPDATE, a RRD-file/path and a VALUE. My opinion was
> that this is the RRDcache feature, so it cached the incoming value into a
> text-file before it flushed this value into the RRD. After I send the flush
> command the daemon will check all files for entries for this RRD-file and
> collect this data to update the RRD-file. It's like a journal for databases
> with the data that was sent to the RRD-file and is it processed or will it
> done later. For rollback or if an commit-comand comes to flush the data. I
> hope you could floow my mind and I'm not so wrong.

The updates are held in RAM, and written to the RRD files on demand
whenever a "FLUSH" is received.

In order to prevent data loss, the updates may be written to the journal
file also.  This is the text file you're seeing.  This journal is used on
start-up to ensure that the daemon's update cache is current after a
restart.

> Is that right or wrong? And if it's wrong how could I hold the entries in
> the RAM so that I could send the flush command every 10 minutes respectively
> short before I wan't to draw a graph.

Try using the local UNIX socket instead of a TCP socket.  This way, you
will be able to use absolute path names (starting with '/').  This should
solve your issue.

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> Sascha
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