guys-

the statistics that sourceforge gives for who is visiting the ganglia web
site are very limited (we can only see that total number of visits).  to
get better reporting i've linked the page to nedstat.  at the very bottom
of the page you'll see a tiny graph icon... click it to view the info.

from the statistics page.. you can look at "Here and Now"  (immediate
overall summary), "When" (day, hour time series), "Where from" (way cool 
map of the world colored based on visitors.. countries, cities, etc), 
"How" (what sites referred them, search engine keywords, etc), and "With 
what" (web browsers and operating systems).

if you ever lose your motivation when coding on ganglia visit this page.  
:)

we have only been collecting stats for 1.5 days (and the weekend at that!) 
and already we have 151 page hits from 21 different countries.  the 
most common search word people use is "ganglia" meaning they didn't just 
trip upon our site but where actively searching for us (a distance second 
is "cluster").  you'll find over 25 sites that link us directly and those 
sites have positive comments about ganglia (of course some of the links 
come from web frontends that people are running out there... it's not an 
accident that i put a hyperlinked logo at the top of the page :)).

our largest referrer right now is
http://www.idealx.com/resources/guide.fr.html

which tests hundreds of open source cluster packages and rates them based 
on feature richness, exploitation and development tendency.  
unfortunately, the paper is in french and hasn't been translated to 
english.  this is what babelfish translated it as saying.

-- begin translation --

"Thanks to our testing, we give an account hereafter of the 
characteristics of each software according to following criteria's: 

* functional richness: adequacy of meeting the noted needs, ease 
of implementation and documentation support.

* exploitation: the software is all the more suited to the use in
production which the number of stars is high, less than three stars
reveals the still immature character of a software in addition full with
promises;

* tendency: indicate if the diffusion in the professional environments
progresses, remains stable, or regresses; 

* observation: total comment.

-- any french speaking ganglia developers feel free to correct this --

well, from 1-4 stars... in functional richness we got 3, in exploitation 
(stability and production quality) we got 4, and in tendency they rated us 
as "progressing" meaning are stuff keeps getting better and better.  

i think we could get the 3 stars up to 4 if we work on the documentation.  
it is sorely out of date.  we need to walk through the mailing list 
archives and move the information into the docs.  there are months of 
great info that need to be organized.

i have something else cool to show you all soon (i'll keep it a 
surprise for now)...
-- 
matt


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