On Feb 23, 2009, at 9:51 AM, Jan Lehnardt wrote:
On 22 Feb 2009, at 15:06, Jan Lehnardt wrote:
I mentioned this in an earlier mail but I'd like to bring it up
again,
since your input is needed here. Metrics are identified with a
tuple `{Module, Key}`. `Module` is the module that initiates the
counting of the metric and `Key` is a uniquely identifies a metric
within a module. Until now, Alex and I just made up names as
they came up without much considering a consistent and intuitive
naming scheme. It would be great if you could help out checking
if the names are any good and suggest alternatives.
So far we have:
{couchdb, open_databases}
{couchdb, request_time}
{httpd, bulk_requests}
{httpd, head_requests}
{httpd, get_requests}
{httpd, put_requests}
{httpd, post_requests}
{httpd, delete_requests}
{httpd, copy_requests}
{httpd, move_requests}
{httpd, document_copies}
{httpd, document_creates}
{httpd, document_deletes}
{httpd, document_moves}
{httpd, document_reads}
{httpd, document_updates}
{httpd, requests}
{httpd, temporary_view_reads}
{httpd, view_reads}
{http_status_codes, Code} (Code is one of 200, 201, 203 ... )
I'd suggest
- to move the `document_*` keys from `httpd` to `couchdb`,
Yes.
- to rename `httpd` to `http`.
I think because replication also makes http requests, it should stay
as is.
Is there anything else that you think should look different?
MOVE and COPY should be httpd stats, and shouldn't be tracked at the
db level, except as the underlying create and deletion stats.
-Damien
