CARBON-AGGREGATOR(1) General Commands Manual CARBON-AGGREGATOR(1)NAME
carbon-aggregator - buffer metrics over time before reporting to carbon-cache
SYNOPSYS
carbon-aggregator [options] start
DESCRIPTION
carbon-aggregator can be run in front of carbon-cache to buffer metrics over time before reporting them into whisper.
The options are described below.
OPTIONS -h, --help
Show the embedded help.
--debug
Run in the foreground, log to stdout
--profile=PROFILE
Record performance profile data to the given file
--pidfile=PIDFILE
Write pid to the given file
--config=CONFIG
Use the given config file
--logdir=LOGDIR
Write logs in the given directory
--instance=INSTANCE
Manage a specific carbon instance
--rules=RULES
Use the given aggregation rules file.
--rewrite-rules=REWRITE_RULES
Use the given rewrite rules file.
AUTHOR
carbon-aggregator, created by Chris Davis.
This manual page was written by Jonas Genannt <jonas.genannt@capi2name.de, for the Debian project (but may be used by others).
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rawdog [options]
DESCRIPTION
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AUTHOR
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