Tool converting JRobin files to RRDtool file format
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OpenNMS is using by default the Java project of an implementation of RRDtool called JRobin. It is also possible to use OpenNMS with Tobi Oetikers RRDtool. During time the feature set of JRobin and RRDtool differ. User which want to use latest features of RRDtool can switch OpenNMS easily to use RRDtool instead of JRobin. The drawback is loosing all history of collected performance data. To avoid this problem and helping people moving from JRobin to RRDtool it should be possible to easily migrate JRobin files to RRDtool format.
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Seth Leger July 11, 2013 at 2:32 PM
Oops, I see that it is already resolved. Good work!
Seth Leger July 11, 2013 at 2:31 PM
Has this issue been completed? If so, please mark it as fixed.
It depends on a previously installed rrdtool binary. The migration tool has set default path to /usr/bin/rrdtool and can be changed with argument -rrdtool on the command line.
OpenNMS is using by default the Java project of an implementation of RRDtool called JRobin. It is also possible to use OpenNMS with Tobi Oetikers RRDtool. During time the feature set of JRobin and RRDtool differ. User which want to use latest features of RRDtool can switch OpenNMS easily to use RRDtool instead of JRobin. The drawback is loosing all history of collected performance data. To avoid this problem and helping people moving from JRobin to RRDtool it should be possible to easily migrate JRobin files to RRDtool format.