> On 14 Mar 2018, at 19:02, Esteban A. Maringolo <emaring...@gmail.com> wrote: > > Do we have any metrics on the number of visits we get on the pharo.org > website, which parts are the most visited, etc? >
Yes, we have Google Analytics installed… but I did not look at it for a long time. It is no that spectacular… 200-300 users per day. But there is not much reason to visit it often, so a large part of that are real new visitors. > The same regarding web downloads, and so on. I understand that CI can > distort download count if using only access logs, but certainly if we > count a download through the webpage as a "conversion" (and track it > somehow) we would have a better idea how big this is becoming. > The new files.pharo.org <http://files.pharo.org/> keeps logs for one day… So for today: 17.98 GB transfer until now (not even half day), so around 25 to 30GB per day. But CI is really a lot… it is not only the CI of Pharo itself, but others, too. E.g. just the ZWEIDENKER Jenkins builds quite often… Tracking the real downloads would be a better way, yes. What I would like to have is a way to count “currently running images”. But I guess adding that by default (like all mobile apps now do) would not be wanted.. but one could add some config option. I want that for the Zweidenker pharo images: right now it is easy to count by counting the processes on the virtual beta-swarm and doubling (for production). But soon production will scale up and beta down *and* there will be a alpha swarm… > But back to your point and as a bystander these days, it is very hard > to be aware of everything that's going on in the Pharo world, and not > because of the associated noise, because there is actually a lot of > things going on. :) > It is interesting! Marcus
