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Nosey is a way to instrument your Evented Ruby applications to track counts, aggregates, etc. It was built a Poll Everywhere because we need a way to peer into our Evented apps and grab some basic statistics so that we could graph on Munin. Since we needed this instrumentation available in several EM projects, we gathered the basics up into this gem.
Install the gem.
gem install nosey
Instrument your Ruby app with nosey.
require 'nosey'
class PandaBear
include Nosey::Instrumentation
def initialize
nosey.touch 'started_at'
end
def growl(volume=1)
nosey.touch 'last-growled-at'
nosey.increment 'growl-count'
nosey.avg 'growl-volume-avg', volume
nosey.min 'growl-volume-min', volume
nosey.max 'growl-volume-max', volume
"G#{'r' * volume}!"
end
end
princess = PandaBear.new
10.times {|n| princess.growl rand * 5 }
princess.nosey.report # Soon to be a fantastico report, prolly in YML
When you fire Ruby this up, Nosey will open up a socket and report the stats.
$ cat /tmp/panda_bear.rb.socket
panda_bear.rb:
started_at: 2011-09-13 23:21:52.530452000 -07:00
last_growled_at: 2011-09-13 23:21:52.530452000 -07:00
growls: 1
Thats the plan anyway. For now this is only going to work in EM, so its super handy if you're building EM servers and want to dump out the stats.
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We found that nosey demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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