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I'm looking for an alternative to the rrdtool

It need to be fast, reliable, able to handle large amounts of data and have a Java interface. One possibilty I'm investigating is KDB+ Any other ideas?

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There are two Java ports of RRD: rrd4j and JRobin

If you just want a replacement for RRDTool, K is probably overkill.

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Nat
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JRobin is outdated and no longer developed. RRD4J is the way forward.

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  • This is not an answer to the question, it is commentary on another answer and also duplicates information given in a previous answer. – Sammitch Nov 08 '12 at 18:10
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+1 to JRobin. I use it for my project .

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Have you looked at RRD4J?

EDIT: RRD4J, which Nat pointed out, is a port of JRobin. At this point, it looks like JRobin is more up to date.

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