RRDBrowse is a tool that includes a poller daemon, a templater, and a web interface for RRDTool. Its purpose is to browse and organize RRDTool graphs in a more efficient and streamlined way.
RRDBrowse is a software tool that offers a poller daemon, a templater and a web interface for RRDTool. This is possible thanks to a threaded daemon that periodically runs from cron. RRDBrowse works with small .nfo files that contain router information and - optionally - connection details, color palettes, min max and bandwidth settings, among other things. In other words, RRDBrowse represents a flexible and extendible solution that relies on Perl-based modules.
One of the key features of RRDBrowse is its extremely simple configuration. In addition, it offers the caching of ifIndex tables and other slow data, which can be retrieved once and processed multiple times. Thanks to RRDTool, RRDBrowse is also a fast software tool that can easily handle thousands of updated items each run, making it a great option for large organizations.
The latest version of RRDBrowse includes several improvements and additions, such as the RT statistics module, the oidderive module from Ingimar Robertsson, and the w2kcpu and w2kmem modules from Okumura Yoshifumi. The software also includes a number of cleanups in utilities and cgi, and adds an option to specify your own stylesheet. Finally, RRDBrowse now features Linux Disk I/O Statistics and Linux Open Files and Open Sockets stats, further enhancing its capabilities. Overall, RRDBrowse is a powerful and reliable software tool that's definitely worth considering.
One of the key features of RRDBrowse is its extremely simple configuration. In addition, it offers the caching of ifIndex tables and other slow data, which can be retrieved once and processed multiple times. Thanks to RRDTool, RRDBrowse is also a fast software tool that can easily handle thousands of updated items each run, making it a great option for large organizations.
The latest version of RRDBrowse includes several improvements and additions, such as the RT statistics module, the oidderive module from Ingimar Robertsson, and the w2kcpu and w2kmem modules from Okumura Yoshifumi. The software also includes a number of cleanups in utilities and cgi, and adds an option to specify your own stylesheet. Finally, RRDBrowse now features Linux Disk I/O Statistics and Linux Open Files and Open Sockets stats, further enhancing its capabilities. Overall, RRDBrowse is a powerful and reliable software tool that's definitely worth considering.
What's New
Version 1.6: N/A