Cyanite

Cyanite is a daemon which provides services to store and retrieve timeseries data. It aims to be compatible with the Graphite eco-system.

Cyanite stores timeseries data in Apache Cassandra by default and focuses on the following aspects:

Scalability

By relying on Apache Cassandra, Cyanite is able to provide highly available, elastic, and low-latency time-series storage.

Compatibility

The Graphite eco-system has become the de-facto standard for interacting with time-series data, either with graphite-web or with Grafana. Cyanite will strive to remain as integrated as possible with this eco-system and to provide simple interaction modes.

Cyanite is Open-Source software, released under an MIT license and is available on github: https://github.com/pyr/cyanite. The latest release is available at https://github.com/pyr/cyanite/releases/latest

Warning

The updated Cyanite is a work in progress. Please stay tuned for the first release.

• Quickstart Guide
  • Obtaining Cyanite
  • Requirements
  • Minimal configuration
  • Running Cyanite
• Design and Concepts
  • Internal Architecture
  • Input Components
  • Engine Component
  • Store component
  • Index Component
  • API Component
• Administrator Guide
  • Configuration Syntax
  • Integration with Graphite and Grafana
  • Administering Cassandra for Cyanite
  • Cyanite out of band operations
• Cyanite HTTP Service
  • Authentication
  • Authorization
  • Routes