2010/11/17 River Tarnell <river.tarn...@wikimedia.de> > Alex Brollo: > > My question is: how many pywikipedia readings/editing per hour are a > "heavy" > > toolserver job? > > We don't usually measure resource use in "pywikipedia readings/editing per > hour" ;-) The most common indicators of resource use are CPU time and > memory. >
My premise was "A newbie question" :-P Ok. Have I some Unix tool to evaluate server resource used running a script? And - if such a tool exists and if it will give back some exoteric result to me - how can I evaluate it in terms of "heaviness"? I guess the best solution: to paste and copy here the result if any, and to ask you again. :-) Feel free to send me your best link to a tutorial "Unix for dummies". Alex
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