openvz graphing user_beancounters

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Published on 2010-02-10T17:49:45Z Indexed on 2010/12/21 11:55 UTC
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Hi there, We run a cluster of openvz servers and are looking for a way to automatically graph the content of user_beancounters for all ves. We currently have a fairly rudimentary cron which alerts us when limits are hit but we could like a graphing solution to show us history.

Obviously we could roll our own using some fancy bash/php/perl and rrdtool but we're wondering if there are any existing solutions before we go down this path.

We current run a cacti/snmp based graphing infrastructure.

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