Hi Marlen,
Op 9-10-2013 14:26, Marlen Caemmerer schreef:
Hello,
reading this I feel forced to publish my short Top50 usage of
yesterday URLs from Toolserver.
Its just a quick hack on my console but I guess it is more clear
output then probably a webalizer could offer.
I just counted the lines in my access log from yesterday of how often
a user dir was called.
This is my command line: zcat access.log.1.gz|cut -d \/ -f 4,5|cut -d
\? -f 1|sort |uniq -c|sort -rn
Nice list. These statistics provide a good starting point on where to
focus effort on. Some thoughts:
* Can you make such statistics on a regular basis? Maybe weekly with a
bigger sample
* Can you publish the list somewhere on a wiki?
* Can you make this list longer?
* Is it possible to also make aggregated statistics per username?
* Is it possible to also make these statistics only focused on multi
maintainer projects? These should be easier to move
I ran into two things I think could be structurally fixed:
* I need a place to store my code (now: Toolserver svn)
* I need a place to track bugs (now:Jira)
Wouldn't it be nice that when you create a new project that you
automatically get your own git repository (/toollabs/<your tool>/? at
https://git.wikimedia.org/) and your own component under
https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/enter_bug.cgi?product=Tool%20Labs%20tools
? I'm sure someone with puppet skills could set this up.
Maarten
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