> Skip> I've got a couple small uWSGI caches in my application, and can see > how > Skip> many elements they contain, but have no idea what their hit/miss > ratios > Skip> are. Is there some API for that? I thought perhaps uwsgitop might > display > Skip> it, but I saw nothing there. > > Roberto> Hi, you can try this: > Roberto> https://github.com/goir/uwsgicachetop > > Thanks. I gave it a whirl. I installed it using pip in a Python3-based > Conda environment. While it installed, when I ran it, I got an error about > 'reduce' not being defined. Clearly hasn't been ported to Python 3. No > problem, run it in a Python 2 env. Once installed and run using Python 2, > it displays a number of columns, though the values in the MISS column are > always zero, making the various derived values not-so-useful. That it > doesn't crash suggests that it's likely reading the data correctly from > the > socket, but that uWSGI itself isn't keeping track of cache misses, at > least > not automatically. > > Is there some action I am supposed to take when the request reached my > code > (indicating a cache miss)? I saw nothing here: > > http://uwsgi-docs.readthedocs.io/en/latest/Caching.html > > which suggests that. This seems like the sort of thing uWSGI itself can > keep track of (and more efficiently than me). Am I missing something? > > Skip Montanaro > _______________________________________________ >
Hi, the cache stats are exposed by the stats-server so you can directly telnet to it and get back a json. You can check there if the data are correct. Let me know what you discover :) -- Roberto De Ioris http://unbit.com _______________________________________________ uWSGI mailing list uWSGI@lists.unbit.it http://lists.unbit.it/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/uwsgi
