Hi,

I have an app where users create an account, and then can access the
service through www.mywebsite.com/account_id.  Awesome!  But not so
awesome for the Current Load table that's on my dashboard, since
having the account_id as part of the URI and not a parameter means
that it doesn't aggregate stats in a meaningful way.  No one URI has
much of a meaningful load, even though something like /.*/settings
might account for 50% of all the requests.

Am I stupid to be structuring my URIs this way?  It seems reasonable
to me.  It would be boss if this URI table was based on the mappings
we declare in our app.

Ben


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