It looks to be LInux-only because it relies on reading /proc. What is going to make this different than any of the other (cross-platform) system resource polling utilities like symon?
The main reason I started to write this tool is to have a simple tool that is compatible with statsd and a tool that have a set of working plugins out of the box. With the opportunity for anyone to easily create new plugins. The plugins I commited earlier today is just some sandbox examples, I will really work more on these before I ship this to rubygems.org.
Rcollectd also differs from other tools in the way that it is not storing any data, it just collects data and ships it to Statsd.
It looks to be LInux-only because it relies on reading
/proc. What is going to make this different than any of the other (cross-platform) system resource polling utilities like symon?The main reason I started to write this tool is to have a simple tool that is compatible with statsd and a tool that have a set of working plugins out of the box. With the opportunity for anyone to easily create new plugins. The plugins I commited earlier today is just some sandbox examples, I will really work more on these before I ship this to rubygems.org.
Rcollectd also differs from other tools in the way that it is not storing any data, it just collects data and ships it to Statsd.