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Graphite consists of a storage backend and a web-based visualization frontend. Client applications send streams of numeric time-series data to the Graphite backend (called carbon), where it gets stored in fixed-size database files similar in design to RRD. The web frontend provides 2 distinct user interfaces for visualizing this data in graphs as well as a simple URL-based API for direct graph generation. Graphite's design is focussed on providing simple interfaces (both to users and applications), real-time visualization, high-availability, and enterprise scalability. See https://github.com/graphite-project/ for more information. aVS: ----------------------------------------------------------------------
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$NetBSD: MESSAGE,v 1.1 2015/12/11 21:45:07 riz Exp $
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If your webserver does not run as "${WWW_USER}", you should
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chown ${GRAPHITE_LOG_DIR}/webapp and ${GRAPHITE_DIR} (but
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not the subdirectories) to be owned by the user your webserver
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runs as.
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If you will be using a different database (besides sqlite3),
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you will need to install the appropriate python package
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to support it.
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