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Cacti-spine
Jul 20, 2023
Multithreaded poller for Cacti written in C
Spine is a poller for Cacti that primarily strives to be as fast as possible. For this reason it is written in native C, makes use of POSIX threads, and is linked directly against the net-snmp library for minimal SNMP polling overhead.
It’s a replacement for the default ‘poller.php’ script, so you must decide if using Spine makes sense for your installation.
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