Ganglia to Graphite
From Kyle's Wiki
Getting Ganglia data into Graphite is easy.
New Data
This assumes that you will keep ganglia running, and you can just poll it. I use this script to do it for me.
The lazy install:
wget https://github.com/ganglia/ganglia_contrib/raw/master/graphite_integration/ganglia_graphite.rb -O /usr/local/bin/ganglia_graphite.rb chmod +x /usr/local/bin/ganglia_graphite.rb echo "* * * * * /usr/local/bin/ganglia_graphite.rb" > /etc/cron.d/ganglia_graphite.rb #Don't forget to install ruby?
Feel free to edit that script to adjust your namespace. I personally junk the "cluster" name and just use "servers"
Historic Data
You are lucky! Graphite can just read the RRD's that Ganglia Outputs. Check this out:
# I put my servers in a folder called, servers. Change as you need: mkdir -p /opt/graphite/storage/rrd/servers cd /opt/graphite/storage/rrd/servers # Grab your RRD's from your ganglia server: rsync -aPv root@ganglia-host:/var/lib/ganglia/rrds/CLUSTER/ . # Graphite uses the "." as a namespace separator, I prefer keep my tree more flat with the number of servers I have # A rename can do that for you. rename 's/\./_/g' * # there is no step 3? Seriously, you just drop the rrds in the rrd folder and give it a good name.