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Yes, setting up graphite can be confusing and painful. Looks like the author created a Docker app that should also make it easier.

Another alternative and a shamless plug - I've created an open-source fabric script that automates the graphite install processes (on debian-based hosts). See https://github.com/gingerlime/graphite-fabric



Yep, I think it has too many dependencies and the architecture is over complicated. I've built a standalone stats collection/storage daemon that just works with any charts packaging - google charts, or whatever. Works great and doesn't require 10000 dependencies.

https://github.com/lsh123/stats-rrdb


I made a gist to show how to install it on the newest Ubuntu release: https://gist.github.com/kaspergrubbe/5792356

There is too many moving parts for my taste, but the web-interface is the worst.


I know, I've used your script in the past actually :)




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