On Thu, Jan 8, 2015 at 2:52 PM, Ryan Kaldari rkald...@wikimedia.org wrote:
After further discussion, we've decided to just show WikiGrok to a
fraction of users during the test. I currently have it set to show WikiGrok
to 10 out of every 62 users or ~16% (the userToken is a base 62 number).
That should be fine, please give us a heads up when you deploy the
instrumenting.
On Thu, Jan 8, 2015 at 2:52 PM, Ryan Kaldari rkald...@wikimedia.org wrote:
After further discussion, we've decided to just show WikiGrok to a
fraction of users during the test. I currently have it set to show
Thanks everyone for chiming in. Your comments were very helpful. :-)
Nuria, I checked the per second pageview count for the pages wikigrok will
be live on for 3 hours in 2015-01-07 (as a sample). We're talking about a
total of ~170 events per sec for these pages. Of course major events can
affect
Leila,
It might be worthwhile to merge that article set with the webrequest data
we have in order to get a sense for how many pageloads/second to expect.
-Aaron
On Tue, Jan 6, 2015 at 7:50 PM, Ryan Kaldari rkald...@wikimedia.org wrote:
The highest volume events we are going to log will be:
Sorry, I send it too soon, trying again:
We're talking about a total of ~170 events per sec for these pages.
This is to high to log in 1:1 rate, we would need to do 1:10. At this time
most events on EL logging log at a much lower rate, events over 1 per sec
are the following, as you can see
Thanks everyone for the research on this! I'll go ahead and create a card
for implementing sampling on the high-throughput WikiGrok events.
Kaldari
On Wed, Jan 7, 2015 at 5:20 PM, Nuria Ruiz nu...@wikimedia.org wrote:
Sorry, I send it too soon, trying again:
We're talking about a total of
agreed. Many of these articles will see spikes in traffic during the test (as
the sample includes many celebrity articles) but the historical volume of
traffic for the whole sample should give us a decent estimate of the throughput.
I also wouldn’t worry about any events other than
(cc-ing mobile-tech)
Since we do not the details of how wikigrok is used and its throughput of
requests we can not estimate sampling ourselves. I imagine wikigrok is
been deployed to a number of users and it is with that usage the mobile
team could estimate the total throughput expected, with
Hi,
The mobile team is planning to switch WikiGrok on for non-logged in users
next week (2014-01-12). The widget will be on on 166,029 article pages in
enwiki. There are two EventLogging schema that may collect data heavily and
we want to make sure EL can handle the influx of data.
The two
I can elaborate on this after I finished the SWAT deployment Gimme 30
minutes or so.
On Tue, Jan 6, 2015 at 4:51 PM, Leila Zia le...@wikimedia.org wrote:
Hi,
The mobile team is planning to switch WikiGrok on for non-logged in
users next week (2014-01-12). The widget will be on on
The highest volume events we are going to log will be:
1. For each of the 166,000 articles, one event when the page loads
2. For each of the 166,000 articles, one event when the WikiGrok widget
enters the viewport (about half as often as #1)
These will be active for all mobile users, logged in
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