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fnordmetric-doc/documentation/getting_started_with_fnordmetric_cli.md

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		@@ -97,7 +97,5 @@ You are now able to execute a simple ChartSQL query from the command line,
		but there is a lot more to discover! These are some good starting points for further reading:

		+ [Examples](/examples/)
		+ [ChartSQL Query Language](/chartsql/introduction/)
		+ [The DRAW Statement](/documentation/chartsql/draw_statement/)
		+ [External Data Source](/documentation/chartsql/external_data_sources/)
		+ [FnordMetric Server](/documentation/getting_started/fnordmetric-server/)
		+ [The ChartSQL Query Language](/documentation/chartsql/introduction/)
		+ [Getting Started with FnordMetric Server](/documentation/getting_started/fnordmetric-server/)

fnordmetric-doc/documentation/getting_started_with_fnordmetric_server.md

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		@@ -15,8 +15,8 @@ MySQL database). If it is started with a storage backend, you can also use the
		HTTP (and optionally the statsd) API to collect timeseries data into the storage
		backend and subsequently query that timerseries data using ChartSQL.

		FnordMetric Server currently supports four storage backends: `inmemory`, `disk`,
		`mysql` and `hbase`.
		FnordMetric Server currently supports three storage backends: `inmemory`, `disk`,
		and `hbase`.


		#### Starting Fnordmetric Server
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		#### Collecting Timeseries Data

		FnordMetric Server records timeseries data in "Metrics". A Metrics is somewhat
		equivalent to a tables in a regular SQL database. Each metric has a unique name
		FnordMetric Server records timeseries data in "Metrics". A Metric is somewhat
		equivalent to a table in a regular SQL database. Each metric has a unique name
		and consists of a collection of data points called "samples" that are recorded
		over time (i.e. a timeseries).

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		on the metric to bring up the interactive query editor. This should look something
		like this:

		<img src="/img/fnordmetric_server_screen.png" width="800" class="shadow" />
		<br />
		<div style="width:960px; margin:50px auto 40px auto; height:583px; overflow: hidden;" class="shadow">
		<video width="960" height="583" autoplay="autoplay" loop>
		<source src="/fnordmetric-server.mp4" type="video/mp4">
		<source src="/fnordmetric-server.webm" type="video/webm">
		<img src="/img/fnordmetric_server_screen.png" width="875" />
		</video>
		</div>

		Click around a bit to make yourself familiar with the Web UI. The chart you see
		above was generated by the following ChartSQL query which was automatically
		generated by the interactive query editor.
		Click around a bit to make yourself familiar with the Web UI. The charts you see
		above are generated using ChartSQL. The queries are automatically generated by
		the interactive query editor. Here is an example query:

		<i>Display the 100 latest samples from `http\_response\_times` as a line chart with the
		sample time plotted on the X axis and the sample value plotted on the Y axis.:</i>
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		The result should look something like this:

		<img src="/img/fnordmetric_server_screen.png" width="800" class="shadow" />
		<img src="/img/fnordmetric_server_screen2.png" width="800" class="shadow" />
		<br />

		You now have a running FnordMetric Server, but there is a lot more you can do.
		These are good docs to read next:

		+ [Examples](/examples/)
		+ [ChartSQL Query Language](/chartsql/introduction/)
		+ [ChartSQL Query Language](/documentation/chartsql/introduction/)
		+ [Time-window aggregations](/documentation/chartsql/timewindow_aggregations/)
		+ [Building Dashboards](/documentation/html_dashboards/)

		This guide will walk you through building a simple HTML5 dashboard using ChartSQL
		and FnordMetric Server:

fnordmetric-doc/documentation/html5_dashboards.md

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		<img src="/img/fnordmetric_ui_example_screen.png" width="800" style="margin: 20px 0 40px 0;" class="shadow" />
		<br />

		Have a look at the full [API Reference](/documentation/ui_html5_api) to see what else is possible.
		Have a look at the full [API Reference](/documentation/html5_api_reference/) to see what else is possible.

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