robust-graphite-client
A simple graphite querying library with workarounds on some rare bugs
Usage
import robgracli
client = robgracli.GraphiteClient('http://my-graphite-server.com')
result = client.aggregate('my.awesome.metric')
print result['my.awesome.metric']For details consult the documentation.
History
1.1.0
Add GraphiteClient.find_metrics().
1.0.0
Rewrote the client API to properly support queries returning multiple metrics. GraphiteClient now has two methods, query() to get raw data from graphite and aggregate() to retrieve single values (e.g. the average of the metrics over a period).
Both methods return ordered mappings, indexed by target.
0.1.0
Add allow_multiple argument to GraphiteClient.get_metric_value().
0.0.1 to 0.0.4
First public releases, fixing bugs.
1 maintainer
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