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ASF | ||
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AppSysFusion provides analysis and visualization capabilities aimed at serving insights from HPC monitoring data gathered with LDMS, though could be generalized outside of that scope. | ||
It combines a Grafana front-end with a Django back-end to perform in-query analyses on raw data and return transformed information back to the end user. | ||
By performing in-query analyses, only data of interest to the end-user is operated on rather than the entirety of the dataset for all analyses for all time. | ||
This saves significant computation and storage resources with the penalty of slightly higher query times. | ||
These analyses are modular python scripts that can be easily added or changed to suit evolving needs. | ||
The current implementation is aimed at querying DSOS databases containing LDMS data, though efforts are in progress to abstract this functionality out to other databases and datatypes. | ||
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.. toctree:: | ||
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asf-quickstart | ||
asf-tutorial | ||
grafanapanel | ||
grafanause | ||
pyanalysis | ||
.. image:: ../images/appsysfusion.png | ||
:width: 300 | ||
:height: 125 | ||
:align: center | ||
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ASF | ||
==== | ||
AppSysFusion provides analysis and visualization capabilities aimed at serving insights from HPC monitoring data gathered with LDMS, though could be generalized outside of that scope. | ||
It combines a Grafana front-end with a Django back-end to perform in-query analyses on raw data and return transformed information back to the end user. | ||
By performing in-query analyses, only data of interest to the end-user is operated on rather than the entirety of the dataset for all analyses for all time. | ||
This saves significant computation and storage resources with the penalty of slightly higher query times. | ||
These analyses are modular python scripts that can be easily added or changed to suit evolving needs. | ||
The current implementation is aimed at querying DSOS databases containing LDMS data, though efforts are in progress to abstract this functionality out to other databases and datatypes. | ||
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.. toctree:: | ||
:maxdepth: 2 | ||
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asf-quickstart | ||
asf-tutorial | ||
grafanapanel | ||
grafanause | ||
pyanalysis |