I don't have any experience with general log analyzers. For performance, one
option is New Relic's RPM [ http://newrelic.com/ ]. They offer free and paid
services. I've also used two nice exception loggers, Hoptoad [
http://hoptoadapp.com/ ] and Exceptional [ http://getexceptional.com/ ]. I
like
Thank you for the links. Newrelic is exactly what I was looking for.
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Does anyone use rawk? I am trying to get the group by action feature,
but it doesn't work in Rails 2.1.1 as redefining the Logger class no
longer works as demonstrated in the help.
Any idea on how to do that today?
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Cool I found a patch to do that!
Here is the code: http://pastie.org/171954
Credits go to Peter de Bert.
Now rawk is a fantastic Rails log analyzing tool.
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I am playing with newrelic, but there is something bothering me: the
graphs don't take into account the number of times an action has been
called, it only looks at its average response time.
Well this is a wrong approach. I have an action that takes like 3x more
time than any other action,
On Mon, Oct 20, 2008 at 4:55 PM, Fernando Perez
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I am playing with newrelic, but there is something bothering me: the
graphs don't take into account the number of times an action has been
called, it only looks at its average response time.
Well this is a wrong
I guess it is fairly easy for RPM to count the number of times an action
was triggered. It's probably part of their paid service.
I am still in search for a good profiling tool that can tell me in a
clear manner, where my action is spending its time.
On my root page, I guess it is all these
On Mon, Oct 20, 2008 at 6:30 PM, Fernando Perez
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I guess it is fairly easy for RPM to count the number of times an action
was triggered. It's probably part of their paid service.
I am still in search for a good profiling tool that can tell me in a
clear manner,
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