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by itsderek23 13y ago
Our source for the charts is here: https://github.com/scoutapp/scout_realtime/blob/master/lib/s... It's not yet in a state for plug-and-play usage in other projects. If you're looking to r
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by itsderek23 13y ago
Good points. Thanks!
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by itsderek23 13y ago
Ah thanks - I haven't seen this yet my laptop. We'll keep an eye on it.
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by itsderek23 13y ago
Yeah - we thought about this, but decided to get started in Ruby since it's the fastest way for us to ship. Go is definitely interesting.
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by itsderek23 13y ago
Part of the scout_realtime team here...swap is important. Displaying it the future is possible. In fact, fire up the console on the project homepage and type "metrics.memory". We're capturing it, just not displaying it yet on
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by itsderek23 13y ago
Sorry. Just FYI, we've clocked the CPU usage of the scout_realtime daemon at 1% on an Intel Xeon 2.40GHz CPU.
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by itsderek23 13y ago
Sorry - no FreeBSD support yet.
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by itsderek23 13y ago
We've clocked the CPU usage of the scout_realtime daemon at 1% on an Intel Xeon 2.40GHz CPU. Memory usage is around 22 MB. If you turn off the metric collection (by clicking the pause button on the web page), CPU usage will effectively
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by itsderek23 13y ago
Thanks again for reporting - we've released version 1.0.1 to fix the issue: gem install scout_realtime Note that OSX support is limited as there is no "/proc" support.
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by itsderek23 13y ago
Thanks - I can reproduce with that output. Opened an issue on github - we'll fix: https://github.com/scoutapp/server_metrics/issues/9
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by itsderek23 13y ago
Sorry - mind sharing the output of "top -l1 -n0 -u"? Looks like an issue parsing out the memory stats on OSX.
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by itsderek23 13y ago
Checkout https://github.com/scoutapp/server_metrics (Ruby - gem install server_metrics). Grabs all the key server + process metrics, handles Linux memory cache, etc. Requires a distro w/ "proc" functiona
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From MySQL+MMM to MariaDB+Galera Cluster: A High Availability Makeover(blog.scoutapp.com)
31 points by itsderek23 13y ago|20 comments
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Docker: Git for deployment(blog.scoutapp.com)
318 points by itsderek23 13y ago|115 comments
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Understanding CPU Steal Time - when should you be worried?(blog.scoutapp.com)
83 points by itsderek23 13y ago|20 comments
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Omnibus Tutorial: Package a standalone Ruby gem(blog.scoutapp.com)
2 points by itsderek23 13y ago|0 comments
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by itsderek23 13y ago
Scout Founder (Derek) here. Here's my (biased) quick take on the differences between New Relic and Scout plugins: * It looks like New Relic supports 2 types of plugins (1) direct integrations w/other SaaS services and (2) plugins
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Why doesn't anyone want to build companies anymore?(blog.scoutapp.com)
2 points by itsderek23 14y ago|0 comments
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by itsderek23 14y ago
This was obviously a difficult decision for Rails Machine. I put food on the table from an application we've hosted at Rails Machine for several years: they are simply a fantastic team to work with. I can't imagine using a different Rails h
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Introducing Redwood, the missing search bar(redwoodapp.posterous.com)
1 points by itsderek23 15y ago|0 comments
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3 areas where MacRuby shines vs. Objective-C(redwoodapp.posterous.com)
2 points by itsderek23 15y ago|0 comments
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Behind the scenes of a self-funded business: a week on RescueTime(blog.scoutapp.com)
1 points by itsderek23 15y ago|0 comments
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Server.first.metrics.maximum(:name='Memory Used')(blog.scoutapp.com)
1 points by itsderek23 15y ago|0 comments
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by itsderek23 16y ago
First, I'm shameless. Second, I'm working on http://redwoodapp.com , a Spotlight-like OSX app that's similar to Greplin. Two key differences: (1) Privacy - Redwood doesn't index your data: it conducts searches in parallel. When you open an
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MacRuby for the Desktop: Seven Reasons(redwoodapp.posterous.com)
2 points by itsderek23 16y ago|0 comments
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Don't build to get acquired. Build to say "No".(blog.scoutapp.com)
2 points by itsderek23 16y ago|0 comments
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Easy Javascript History Manipulation: pushState() and replaceState()(blog.scoutapp.com)
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by itsderek23 16y ago
Boy, I'm tired of the war/sports/kill-or-be-killed rhetoric. Haven't seen this at all in my business. Sounds like a good guy to go to war with. Not the best guy to work with though.
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by itsderek23 16y ago
We actually just talked about the monitoring stack we use at Scout. There isn't one do-it-all tool (if there is, it'd be pretty ugly). Scout,Monit,Hoptoad,New Relic, and Pingdom: http://blog.scoutapp.com/articles/2010/10/19/monitor-rails-c
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by itsderek23 16y ago
> prepare to [have] a night of adventure. This is exactly why we don't deploy at night. In what other line of work do you schedule complex work when you're going to be tired?

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