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otis edited comment on NUTCH-628 at 4/17/08 1:37 PM:
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Enis' DomainStatistics tool from NUTCH-439.
(not a solution to this issue, just something that may go well with it)
Here is example usage, for anyone who wants to try DomainStatistics (works
nicely):
$ bin/nutch org.apache.nutch.util.domain.DomainStatistics
hdfs://nn:9000/user/otis/crawl/crawldb/current
hdfs://nn:9000/user/otis/ds-host host 8
You can then -cat ds-host file from DFS and pipe it to sort -nrk1 for sorting
by count, higher count first.
was (Author: otis):
Enis' DomainStatistics tool from NUTCH-439.
(not a solution to this issue, just something that may go well with it)
> Host database to keep track of host-level information
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> Key: NUTCH-628
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/NUTCH-628
> Project: Nutch
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Components: fetcher, generator
> Reporter: Otis Gospodnetic
> Attachments: NUTCH-628-DomainStatistics.patch, NUTCH-628-HostDb.patch
>
>
> Nutch would benefit from having a DB with per-host/domain/TLD information.
> For instance, Nutch could detect hosts that are timing out, store information
> about that in this DB. Segment/fetchlist Generator could then skip such
> hosts, so they don't slow down the fetch job. Another good use for such a DB
> is keeping track of various host scores, e.g. spam score.
> From the recent thread on [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
> Otis asked:
> > While we are at it, how would one go about implementing this DB, as far as
> > its structures go?
> Andrzej said:
> The easiest I can imagine is to use something like <Text, MapWritable>.
> This way you could store arbitrary information under arbitrary keys.
> I.e. a single database then could keep track of aggregate statistics at
> different levels, e.g. TLD, domain, host, ip range, etc. The basic set
> of statistics could consist of a few predefined gauges, totals and averages.
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