I have also installed this lib and am having fun with it. personally i
'feel' the overhead is really insignificant
refer to your diagram,
i'm not sure whether the blue bars are actually showing time without
the profiler, i think it may mean something else (i also wanna know
what the blue bar and
Sorry. I got the degradation wrong. Datastore degrades from 40ms to
1283ms.
thanks,
mani
On Jan 20, 3:48 pm, mani doraisamy mdorais...@orangescape.com wrote:
Here are the stats for the same request at 05:37 Vs 10:49 on
Same request, but another query has degraded from 45ms to 846ms:
http://247-test.appspot.com/stats/details?time=1263968821144
http://247-test.appspot.com/stats/details?time=1263908256446
thanks,
mani
On Jan 20, 4:00 pm, mani doraisamy mdorais...@orangescape.com wrote:
Sorry. I got the
Hi mani,
I have a question. How did you get appstats to not require an admin login in
production?
Nick
2010/1/20 mani doraisamy mdorais...@orangescape.com
Same request, but another query has degraded from 45ms to 846ms:
http://247-test.appspot.com/stats/details?time=1263968821144
Is that a technical question or process question?
On Jan 20, 4:35 pm, Nickolas Daskalou n...@daskalou.com wrote:
Hi mani,
I have a question. How did you get appstats to not require an admin login in
production?
Nick
2010/1/20 mani doraisamy mdorais...@orangescape.com
Same request,
Technical. I tried editing the appstats code to turn off this admin user
requirement, but I kept getting a 500 error.
2010/1/21 mani doraisamy mdorais...@orangescape.com
Is that a technical question or process question?
On Jan 20, 4:35 pm, Nickolas Daskalou n...@daskalou.com wrote:
Hi
I think I just edited the main function in appstats/ui.py. I can not
recall how the original looked, but mine is now:
def main():
Main program. Auth check, then create and run the WSGIApplication.
if not os.getenv('SERVER_SOFTWARE', '').startswith('Dev'):
if users.get_current_user() is
It uses webapp (with routes) instead of Django and with custom
authentication. That's the reason, i guess.
thanks,
mani
On Jan 20, 8:46 pm, Nickolas Daskalou n...@daskalou.com wrote:
Technical. I tried editing the appstats code to turn off this admin user
requirement, but I kept getting a 500
2010/1/20 Eric Ka Ka Ng ngk...@gmail.com
i'm not sure whether the blue bars are actually showing time without
the profiler, i think it may mean something else (i also wanna know
what the blue bar and red rectangle refer to, and will dig into the
doc to find out what it actually means. anyone
2010/1/20 Danny Tuppeny da...@tuppeny.com
2010/1/20 Eric Ka Ka Ng ngk...@gmail.com
i'm not sure whether the blue bars are actually showing time without
the profiler, i think it may mean something else (i also wanna know
what the blue bar and red rectangle refer to, and will dig into the
2010/1/20 mani doraisamy mdorais...@orangescape.com
Same request, but another query has degraded from 45ms to 846ms:
http://247-test.appspot.com/stats/details?time=1263968821144
http://247-test.appspot.com/stats/details?time=1263908256446
Which calls are you looking at? They look like
The blue line is wall-clock time. The red line is CPU or API time.
As Danny mentioned, the blue line indicates blocking time of each
call. The red line indicates what you are charged for each.
Robert
On Wed, Jan 20, 2010 at 12:43 PM, Danny Tuppeny da...@tuppeny.com wrote:
2010/1/20
Oops! The url seems to redirect to newer requests now. It no longer
refers to the same request that i had referred to.
Enhancement request for Appstats: Generating url with surrogate key
for each request (instead of time=1264004278534) would be of great
help for bookmarking/reference.
Anyway, i
Mani,
Just a note. Guido's AppStats uses memcache to store the stats info
so it will sometimes disappear. I think it also only stores the most
recent 100 (or something like that) requests. You might want to take
screen-shots or something to be sure people will see what you want to
show them.
yes exactly. I think this is the correct interpretation of the blue
line and red line.
- eric
2010/1/21 Robert Kluin robert.kl...@gmail.com:
The blue line is wall-clock time. The red line is CPU or API time.
As Danny mentioned, the blue line indicates blocking time of each
call. The red
Thanks for the link, Danny. This is the best profiling tool i have
used. Well done, Guido!
Will get back with the performance data for off-peak Vs peak hours.
thanks,
mani
On Jan 17, 9:37 pm, Danny Tuppeny da...@tuppeny.com wrote:
Have you identified what part of your page is taking additional
I guess the reason why this is so damn good is because it gives an
integrated picture across datastore, memcache and web request, without
much overhead! Given that the variations are fixed (GAE's limitation
of not allowing all libraries/api/rpc calls), this gives the full
picture of the
wow!! this is THE TOOL that I'm looking for long time!! previously i
have to write codes to do similar profiling and analysis with much
limited scales and functions. Now, THIS provides almost everything I
want already without any efforts from developers! I could say it is
one of the best tool on
I haven't used this in production yet (I only read that you can), though I'd
avoid leaving it on for long periods if you don't need it.
When running in production, it will show two bars - the one showing how much
time was taken without the profiler, and one showing how long was actually
taking
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