Sitespeed.io: is there any way sending the json results to some service other than graphite? (windows os)
Im looking for a way to send the json results into any windows service that can be sourced with Grafana.
I previously tried graphite on my windows pc, but it was really messy using VM and vagrant (took my a lot of time!).
What im trying to achieve is viewing the results over Grafana without using Graphite.
Is there any option to send the data somewhere else? for example ElasticSearch? I tried that within Gulp but it didn't work. Can anyone suggest a working solution over windows?
otomer
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Hey @otomer
Can you try Graphite on Docker? That will work out of the box. Also if you are using Windows you probably should run sitespeed in Docker too, since we don't officially support Windows.
There's a PR for elasticsearch https://github.com/sitespeedio/sitespeed.io/pull/1239 and I know we wanna support InfluxDB and with the "new" plugin structure there will be possible to store data wherever.
Best
Peter
soulgalore
on 15 Oct 2016
Thanks for your reply @soulgalore
Sitespeedio works well on my WindowsPC, i use gulp and i did not encounter any serious issue yet.
As u understand, my main problem is moving from the HTML/JSON reports to visual graphs using Grafana. Now since Graphite is the only middleware in sitespeedio (which is not supported on windows), it makes it really hard to progress with Grafana. Ideally i would like to use Graphite since it works better with sitespeedio (instead of trying other solutions like ElasticSearch and such), but it purged me to install Vagrant, VirtualBox and few more stuff i can't remember.
Edited
Back to your suggestion using Docker image, It seems like Docker for Windows is not supported over windows 7. So i tried instead Docker toolbox.
Installation and pulling the docker went fine, and i verified the process is running properly.
Graphite runs via Docker! I now ran my task and posted all my test results to graphite, accessed it in Grafana and everything seems okay,
i'll test it carefully and will update here shortly with my conclusion :)
otomer
on 16 Oct 2016
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Thanks for your reply @soulgalore
Sitespeedio works well on my WindowsPC, i use gulp and i did not encounter any serious issue yet.
As u understand, my main problem is moving from the HTML/JSON reports to visual graphs using Grafana. Now since Graphite is the only middleware in sitespeedio (which is not supported on windows), it makes it really hard to progress with Grafana. Ideally i would like to use Graphite since it works better with sitespeedio (instead of trying other solutions like ElasticSearch and such), but it purged me to install Vagrant, VirtualBox and few more stuff i can't remember.
Edited
Back to your suggestion using Docker image, It seems like Docker for Windows is not supported over windows 7. So i tried instead Docker toolbox.
Installation and pulling the docker went fine, and i verified the process is running properly.
Graphite runs via Docker! I now ran my task and posted all my test results to graphite, accessed it in Grafana and everything seems okay,
i'll test it carefully and will update here shortly with my conclusion :)