Here's another option to consider. Finding the top N of some category is
addressed well using random-sampling of transactions, and a new extension to
sFlow will allow HTTP servers to report transaction samples in a standard
format:
http://blog.sflow.com/2011/01/http.html
The current draft it
Hi,
Thank you so much. This looks really interesting. I am working on a project
to monitor the performance of lighttpd servers in a cloud environment(for
resource provisioning purposes) . Also, in the blog, I was not clear by the
term "response time". Is it the response time as perceived by the cl
You could use Ganglia but depending on number of unique URLs this may not
be such a great idea. I did something similar at a previous job to
evaluate page response times (aggregated on hourly basis). You can find it
here
https://github.com/vvuksan/pagetime-analyzer
I blogged about it here
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Hi,
I was also thinking of having metrics for counting the number of access of a
particular string, but the problem is I am working with an application which
has many directories (similar to wordpress) and there are a lot of
directories which get different amount of hits by the users and I would l
